It can cause or exacerbate unwanted fluid retention and so in that way increase body weight.
No, it hasn't been proven to help with weight loss. Actually, if you eat too much of it and don't drink enough fluids, it can make you gain water weight.
Yes it will contribute to weight gain.
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Numerous amounts of things can contribute to excessive weight gain. such as: Overeating, eating the wrong things & having a lack of physical exercise
fat and sugar content
how much did you drink?! How much did you drink?!
I think you have it backwards, snoring is a result of gaining weight... Lose the weight and you'll stop snoring...
It is not correct, filling the stomach with water is not a true weight gain.
Omego 3's are mainly in fish oils and flaxseed oil which is a fat, so they may increase weight gain somewhat. The benefits outweigh this small gain in weight if any.
It is not harmful but it can contribute to weight gain.
Primarily, one gains weight because salt retains water. It's heavy and one becomes waterlogged.
High blood pressure and water weight gain.
Salt does not cause your body to gain or lose fat. If you have high consumptions of salt then it will only result in your body temporariley gsining weight as it causes your body to retain water
Recent research has found that a number of prescription medications can contribute to weight gain. These drugs include steroid hormones, antidepressants, benzodiazepine tranquilizers, lithium, and antipsychotic medications.
yes. http://www.americanheart.org/presenter.jhtml?identifier=336