What is in coffee that makes you have to use the restroom?

Answer #1

Coffee is a natural diuretic.

Answer #2

Interesting, I never new that, thx :-)

Answer #3

There is some evidence that caffeine (contained in significant quantities in coffee) is a diuretic - i.e. it causes an actual increase in the volume of urine discharged.
. However, different sources of evidence have proved somewhat contradictory so it is perhaps best to say it is inconclusive - particularly in relation to the “dosage” levels required to create the diuretic effect, and whether the effect is preserved if the coffee (or other caffeine source) is ingested regularly on a daily basis. . As caffeine is also a known “stimulant”, it is also possible that it creates a sense of “urgency” to urinate when the bladder is not sufficiently full to create that sense of urgency in the absence of caffeine. . Personally I do not experience any increase in the volume of urine, or (as far as I am aware) any feeling of increased need to urinate as a result of drinking coffee. However, I am an infrequent drinker of coffee - rarely drinking coffee on more than one day per week, but when I do drink it, it is typically a large mug full ( around 400mℓ ) made more strongly than average. . http://funadvice.com/r/150crnt9ho5 .

Answer #4

It is widely considered to be but the medical evidence is inconclusive.

Answer #5

Oddly I get the same feeling when I drink large amounts of ordinary water.

Answer #6

Caffeine and tea are diuretics. They make you wanna pee more because it somehow prevents water reabsorption. So when you go for a workout, don’t drink Iced tea and caffeine-containing stuffs. You’re gonna sweat even more.

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