Originally Answered: Why shouldn't we take medicine with cold water? Got to say this is a new one to me. The amount of water you swallow when taking a pill is going to quickly heat up. But, I can see the logic. read more
You can take tablets with cold water. No problem. This is why. When you swallow the water it immediately starts to warm when it reaches your stomach. It will stay there for up to 20 minutes (like all food or drink). Within 5 minutes it will have warmed up to the stomach temperature, no harm, no problem. read more
Don’t take medicine with wine because a dangerous interactive reaction to health will take place. In addition, it even causes death. You shouldn’t take medicine with hot water because it can destroy coating film of tablets or make caplet melt before they approach to stomach or bowel where medicine is absorbed by body. read more
Do Not Drink Cold Water. Most people like to drink cold water especially during summers. Their normal meals usually end up with a glass of cold water, a bottle of Pepsi-Cola or Coca-Cola etc. This is mostly for the taste and enjoyment not giving the least thought to what cold water or chilled drink does. read more
The best way is that you should take medicine with water that is boiled and make cool. Don’t take medicine with wine because a dangerous interactive reaction to health will take place. In addition, it even causes death. read more