I bet if you cut out HFCS's partner in crime, hydrogenated oils, you'd be able to compound your no-exercise health improvement even further.
While at the pediatrician the other day, I saw a severely overweight toddler walk into the office with a bottle (wait for it...) full of soda. I hoped the doctor gave the (similarly overweight) mother a good roughing up.

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oxymoron
While in Iraq, I started drinking water as opposed to fruit juice, soda, etc. The main reason I did this was avoid drinking anything with "high-fructose corn syrup" or HFCS. I've found from personal experimentation (some like to call it dieting, but I'm a nerd) that the highly soluble HFCS affects weight gain (no way!?@#%). I actually lost 15 lbs without doing any exercise heavier than walking to and from chow.
Now as far as the clarity of my urine....it got darker than if I drank just soda.....again, weird. Upon reflection, I always notice that when I'm at a restaurant/bar pounding the mugs and drinking jack n coke, my urine is practically clear at the end of the night...more so than if I drank just water.
So in the two instances above, this whole 8 glasses a day thing is no closer nor further from truth or fable in my mind. Although, I do feel 15 lbs lighter from drinking just water, which should mean that I am that much healthier....
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