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Hydration and Weight Loss


Hydration and weight loss are closely related. Water is everywhere, and it is the best friend a dieter can have. If you want to lose weight and/or get healthier, you simply must learn to embrace a water drinking lifestyle.

It's not always easy for me to drink my required water intake but here is what I discovered. If I drink the ideal amount of water, I am not hungry as often. From my research, I found that sometimes we may think we are hungry yet it is often thirst, not hunger. More water, less food.


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Do I have to drink eight glasses of water a day to lose weight?
You should be drinking that much water all the time anyway, regardless of your diet. Here’s the thing about hydration and weight loss: when you don’t drink enough water, your kidneys have to work overtime to get rid of waste products.

What do you do when you need help? You ask someone else for assistance. In this case, your liver pitches in for your kidneys to get rid of toxins.

This is bad for the liver because it has to neglect its own work, which is metabolizing fat so that you can excrete it. The bottom line is that water is necessary for your kidneys to function properly and for your liver to do its job of metabolizing fat.

Also, if you exercise when trying to get rid of weight, you will need to drink water to replace fat. Think of water as the lubricant that makes everything else in your body possible.



Water is an essential element of life and a very important and critical component of any serious weight reduction plan. You might struggle with drinking the daily amount of liquids. May I add that this is not uncommon. However, in 37% of Americans, the thirst mechanism is so weak that it is often mistaken for hunger. Even MILD dehydration will slow down one's metabolism as much as 3%.

One glass of this liquid will shut down midnight hunger pangs for almost 100% of the dieters in a University of Washington study.

Many people would much rather drink their soda or juice, but if you are to succeed at good health or weight loss, you must learn to love this amazing liquid. That is a simple fact of a healthy life.



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