Drink Water To Lose Weight --
Lose Extra Weight
Without Diet Or Exercise

Will it really help to drink water to lose weight?

The proof? The proof of this is that people who do lose weight and keep it off drink water.

Water makes you strong

Bodybuilders drink lots of water. And they are about as lean as you can get.

If you don't drink enough water you tend to feel weak. You tend to feel hungry. You don't want to exercise.

Are you dehydrated?

They've got a fancy name for it -- "chronic inadvertent dehydration". That just means you weren't getting enough water over a long period of time.

You weren't trapped in the desert. You just didn't drink enough water.

And this went on for a long time. Until your body sort of got used to being dehydrated all the time. And then the water sensor sort of shut off. And so you don't feel it anymore.

So find out how much water you need. And then make sure you get it.

The symptoms

Lose even 1% of your body weight as water and you can have signs of dehydration: fatigue, dizziness, lightheadedness, muscle weakness.

By the way, there are other problems associated with dehydration other than trouble losing weight.

Do you have gout? Fibromyalgia? Diabetes? Then you might have chronic inadvertent dehydration and not know it. Can it contribute to these problems? It sure can. It sure does.

So in that case, drink water to lose weight and you also might make a difference in your other health problems.

Losing weight

But anyway, as far as weight loss goes, you are probably not getting enough water.

What do I mean by water? Let me define it.

When I refer to water, I mean… well… what I mean is… water.

The wet stuff. It's clear. And wet. And it fills up the oceans and rivers. That stuff.

I don't mean coffee. (Which is made with water.)

Or tea. (Which is also made with water.)

Or fruit juice. (Which has a lot of water.)

Or soda. (Which also has...

Well, you get the idea. Not watermelon. Not water in your food.

Water.

The protest

Whenever this subject comes up there are howls of protest. "But I don't like water!" "I never drink water!" "I can't! I don't like the taste of water!"

All I can say about that is: If you are overweight and unhappy about it and you cannot somehow bring yourself to drink some water, then there is very little that anyone can do for you.

It might lead someone to the conclusion that you wanted to stay the way you are.

What's probably more true is that you don't have your self under enough control to do anything effective about your weight and your health.

Drink water to lose weight

So look, you need some water.

Without water you feel weak. You tend to feel tired. Your muscles are weaker.

You feel hungry. Nothing in your body works as it should.

Drink some water. Lose some weight. How's that for a simple plan?

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