That's tricky in an everyday setting. About the only things that are readily available is either to weigh yourself or to monitor the color of your urine.
If it turns a lot darker than usual you're probably a bit dehydrated.
In reality it's not that much of a problem though. Assuming you're decently hydrated when you start, you'll have to push really hard if you're to lose any kind of meaningful amount in under one hour.
Starting from a good level, hydration only becomes real important for longer periods of exercising, workouts in a hot climate, or in a competition setting where every little bit of edge can be critical.
If you do curling you need loads of water.
To ensure rapid absorption through the stomach to the body, fluids should be?
You should drink water during and after exercising. It is easy to become dehydrated during exercise, fluids help to prevent dehydration.
yeah , drink lots of fluids and take rests do light exercising and don't eat junk food.
not drinking enough fluids
your eating too much or not exercising enough
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From not exercising enough you will gain weight which can cause further problems such as high blood pressure and possibly heart failure in extreme cases. :)
It's very important to drink water after exercise to replace all the body fluids lost from our body because of heavily sweating by exercising.
If you aren't exercising enough to "stress" the muscles, you won't gain muscle mass. If you aren't exercising enough to burn the extra calories of the supplements you'll gain fat.
constipation
Not enough to make a difference to anyone's life.
Most likely, yes, as well as dry skin and other conditions that are related to lack of fluids.