Is eating watermelon different than just drinking water?

One is drinking and one is eating. so in that case yes. But if you are asking whether or not it hydrates you the same way water can, then your answer is no, it cant. Water's sole purpose is to hydrate us and quench our thirst. Watermelon includes other things which requires our body to work to break it down. To illustrate:. read more

Eating watermelon is obviously different from drinking water. Watermelon is a fruit which has more water content. We cannot quench our thirst with the watermelon alone. It has the sweetness which gives us thirst. Watermelon has got many health benefits but it is not equal to the water. read more

I love watermelon. I can eat most of an whole large melon in a day. Watermelon is 92% water and 6% sugar. If your goal was to drink two liters of water a day, that’s 4.4 pounds of water. At 92% you’d eat 4.75 pounds of watermelon. That’s a lot of sugar, but not as bad as drinking 2 liters of Mt. Dew every day. read more

Watermelon is 96 percent water and 4 percent sugar. Many people believe that one should not drink water after eating watermelons as it could upset your stomach. Heres the whole truth. read more