You need to ingest more than just water, or your body will eventually shut down and just start storing all of the water - your weight loss plan will fail. Drinking that much water will make you very sick because it will cause you to urinate more and you'll use many nutrients and vitamins you need in your body. 8 - 8 ounce glasses of water per day is enough to flush out fats and toxins and keep the kidneys clear. If exercising or sports then one would need to have more water (or on hot summer days if one is perspiring a great deal.)
not just one gallon
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Nothing you only drink water when you are thirsty!
By Exersizing and drinking water everyday you could lose 10 pound a week!
You would need to drink approximately 128 ounces (1 gallon) of water to lose 1 pound. Drinking water alone won't make you lose weight; it can support overall weight loss efforts by keeping you hydrated and assisting with appetite control.
NO. You would not survive drinking that much water. Drinking a lot of water in a short time destroys the body's chemical balance. Drinking 3 quarts in a day could be dangerous; and five gallons is 20 quarts.
You would not necessarily lose any. Especially if you exercise or live in a hot, humid climate, drinking a gallon of water daily is a good idea anyway.There is one way it could affect your body composition: if you drank COLD water. If you drink water that is, say, 40 degrees F, you body would heat it up to body temperature (about 98.6 degrees F) and it would expend calories to do that. Test it and see how it works for you. All things being equal, you may be able to lose about one pound monthly doing that
Eat a balanced diet and exerciseregularly. Simple as that.
Drinking less water will NOT help you lose weight. You should drink before and after any physical excercise. I estimate you will lose about 1/4 of a pound as 15 minutes of running is not much at all.
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drinking water
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