Yeah, water is big business. Everybody and their mother offers bottled water. What does yogurt and water have in common? They are both sold by the same company.

I haven't done tons of reading on the caffeine thing because, frankly, I don't care. But from what I've read it seems that yes, there is a diuretic effect for some people who are not used to it. But it is not so extreme as to cause it to be "anti-water". And for people who are used to it, drinking coffee or tea on a daily basis, they don't seem to lose any hydration from it. But I'm not speaking from the standpoint of intensive reasearch. I believer the review we posted speaks specifically to what I just said, though.

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If you act sanctimonious I will just list out your logical fallacies until you get pissed off and spew blasphemous remarks.