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Q: Ice and gaining weight ?

asked by: CONFUS3D on September 6th, 2003

New User

ok my sister and I have a habbit of eating alot of ice and we have heard that ice makes you gain wait. I dont believe this because ice is just frozen water but alot of people have told me this so I was wondering if you can give me some advice and tell me what you think. Thanx to all of those who respond!

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Tanya

replied on September 6th, 2003

Experienced User

Lol that is absolutely not true and I don't know why anyone would say or beleive that
tanya*

Patrick B. Asay

replied on September 7th, 2003

Experienced User

Okay I couldn't help but laugh my head off when I read that. What do your friends think ice is anyway? Is there some kind of difference between water and ice? And surely water has tons of fat in it! Lol Laughing

carvytaph

replied on September 8th, 2003

Experienced User

I never heard anything like that. Ice is not good regarding your teeth (so i've heard). It can damage the enamel as well as if you eat hard candy. My mom used to yell at me because I would crunch it instead of sucking it.

Ice is water after all. There is no other ingredient involved in making water, besides adding a few degrees to the temperature.

Tell them they are full of caca....Lol. (no hard feelings).

Patrick B. Asay

replied on September 23rd, 2003

Experienced User

Lol!

Georgie

replied on September 24th, 2003

Experienced User

Chomping on ice is a sign of sexual frustration! Twisted Evil

kaireejo

replied on October 26th, 2003

New User

How do you figure that georgie?

bonitalatina_05

replied on November 9th, 2003

New User

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