Drinking lots of water might help to some extent. Sweating isn't going to make much of a difference; methamphetamine is excreted by the urinary system, so to the extent that drinking lots of water makes you urinate a lot there could be some effect.
However, in practice, it's not going to make enough of a difference to matter if you got good and tight Friday and found out you're having a drug test Monday. The only real way to clear drugs from your system is time. The half-life of meth (the time required for the amount of the drug in the system to drop by one-half) is variable, but 12 hours is a reasonable estimate.
So in 12 hours, you'll have half of what you took still in your system.
In 24 hours, you'll have one-quarter of what you took in your system.
In 36 hours, you'll have one-eighth of what you took in your system. And so on.
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By just drinking water. Unlike pot adderall is Extremly easy to flush. Sweating is also very helpful. So if you were to take an adderall in the morning you could be clean that night just by drinking water and sweating.
No. Drinking water will not remove marijuana from your system.
Yes
by drinking plenty water
No. Drinking beer just helps to get you drunk. Only time and drinking water and staying away from things that can pollute your system can help clean your system.
Like most drinking a lot of water and sweating will help.
No, it cant.
Drinking water and sweating it back out.
Drinking water and sweating it back out.
Drinking a lot of water before a urine test can dilute your urine, potentially reducing the concentration of substances being tested for, such as drugs or toxins. However, labs are aware of this tactic and may flag the sample as too diluted, which may require a retest.
No, it does not. Drinking bleach is incredibly stupid and dangerous.