Many people believe liquids with caffeine will dehydrate you, but this is not true when they are consumed in moderate amounts. Water is best, but if you prefer other beverages, such as fruit juice or caffeinated coffee and tea, continue drinking those to reach your daily liquid requirements.  Limit your daily caffeine intake to 2-4 cups of coffee or tea daily. Beyond that, you may experience insomnia, irritability, headaches, or other side effects. Children should avoid caffeine altogether.  Caffeinated beverages may not be a good source of hydration for those who do not have a developed tolerance to the effects of caffeine. It can be a weak diuretic in the early few days of drinking coffee, but soon tolerance is developed when consumed regularly for 4-5 days, and the diuretic effect disappears. About 20% of your daily water intake comes from food. Watermelon, celery, cucumbers, and lettuce are good, healthy diet choices that help with hydration. Soups and broths are also a good way to sneak more water into your diet. If you dislike drinking plain water, a variety of products exist that add flavor or sweetness to a glass of tap water. Some are available as powders while others are liquid additives.  Be sure to read the ingredients of these products. Some contain thickening agents like propylene glycol that are considered controversial.  If you would prefer something more natural, try cutting up strawberries, lemons, or cucumbers and putting them into your water to infuse it with those flavors.
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