I would certainly say alcohol, any drinks with moderate/high caffine content and anything than generally isnt very good for you. High sugar drinks like coke and soft drinks will count towards your fluid intake but obviously should be consumed in moderation! If you drink 3 litres of coke in a day to help 'hydrate' yourself then its a bit ridiculas. Stick to low-calorie drinks that are as close to water as you can. Isotonic drinks are recommended if you exercise regularly to help replenish salts and electrolytes you will lose from sweating.
Yes, all drinks contain water as a primary ingredient.
There are no drinks that contain 0 water in their composition. All drinks, including pure alcohol, contain some amount of water.
Yes, most drinks contain water as a primary ingredient, but not all drinks necessarily contain water.
water
obviously not...
All of them
Yes it does except Water
Yes, and drinks such as coke have more
all alcoholic drinks contain ethanol
Not all cool drinks contain alcohol
Some sports drinks contain caffeine, but that isn't always the best way to go. Nor is it always legal. The main thing that seperates sports drinks from other drinks are the electrolytes, which gives you energy.
All soft drinks generally have carbonic acid (carbon dioxide dissolved in water under pressure). Some soft drinks also contain phosphoric acid.