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Stovebolt · 04-29-2007, 05:32 PM

I overheard this today at my local McDonald's. Is there some truth in this, or was this lady sadly mistaken?

She said to her friend:

"Haven't you heard that when you eat food, you need to drink a hot liquid with it. If you drink something hot, like hot water, it will help to break up the fat in your food and prevent it from storing. On the other hand, if you drink something cold, the fat will stay solid and you'll store it up."

I started laughing from a reasonably safe distance, but I figured I'd post it here so people smarter than me can take a stab at it!

04-29-2007, 05:32 PM	#1 (permalink)
Stovebolt M&S Power User Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: NJ, USA Gender: Male Training Exp: 2-3 Years Current Goal: Build Muscle Photos: Stovebolt's Gallery Posts: 1,506 Rep Power: 17	Fact or Fiction? I overheard this today at my local McDonald's. Is there some truth in this, or was this lady sadly mistaken? She said to her friend: "Haven't you heard that when you eat food, you need to drink a hot liquid with it. If you drink something hot, like hot water, it will help to break up the fat in your food and prevent it from storing. On the other hand, if you drink something cold, the fat will stay solid and you'll store it up." I started laughing from a reasonably safe distance, but I figured I'd post it here so people smarter than me can take a stab at it! __________________ "The truth may only be revealed to those who truly seek it. Otherwise, it is lost in the lies."