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With prolonged exercise in the heat, it is possible to lose over 5 liters of water. That's about 10 pounds.
It's possible. Perhaps with 24 drinks of icy cold water at 0.5 liters. (Burns calories to warm up the water you just drank.) .
16 ounces
if you exercise, you sweat. if you sweat you lose water. if you lose water, your body will have a much harder time building muscle or even functioning properly.
you get dehydrated (lose body water) by doing lots of exercise or doing a tiring activity
Drinking water does not cause you to lose weight.If you substitute water for a drink that has a lot of sugar or calories, then perhaps this will make a difference.You certainly should not stop eating, and substitute water for food. That is dangerous.The best way to lose weight, is slowly, via a proper diet, regular exercise, and burn more calories than you consume.
When you exercise you sweat. When you sweat, you lose water. You will become very dehydrated if you do not replace the water
you get dehydrated (lose body water) by doing lots of exercise or doing a tiring activity
Assuming an average adult has about 42 liters of body water, losing 4 liters would represent about 9.5% of their total body water.
No... exercise! It's the most best way to lose weight. :)
drinking a lot of water and do exercise
No. It maybe hard, but if you keep eating healthy and exercise you will eventually lose weight. There are no shortcuts.