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teaserrate
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#21 · Posted: 24 Jul 2010 10:17
Water diets are a bad idea because water can only hydrate and flush, it can't replenish. That can be dangerous. The idea of a good diet is to lose weight...safely.
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#22 · Posted: 24 Jul 2010 13:17
Not sure about water diet but I tried water fast, the longest I did was 6 days. I know some go longer than that, the idea is not weight loss but cleansing the system. It is great but with not much studies on the concept, I can't say. Juice fasting is safer option
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#23 · Posted: 27 Jul 2010 02:37
Hello Friends..........
The Water Diet is a weight loss plan that centers around consuming precise amount of cold water. Although there are many variations of the diet, the majority of them do not require significant decreases in food intake or increases in physical activity. Instead, the diet promotes the idea that drinking cold water can help a person slowly lose weight because his or her body must use more energy to warm up the water, therefore burning calories through the basic act of digestion.
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#24 · Posted: 27 Jul 2010 16:11
I fasted for 14 days, water only, lost 40 pounds and have not gained it back in the last 6 months. I have also been using Kangen Water since which has helped many lose weight as well.
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#25 · Posted: 4 Aug 2010 08:46 · Edited by: sarauk
EMiller: I fasted for 14 days, water only, lost 40 pounds and have not gained it back in the last 6 months. I have also been using Kangen Water since which has helped many lose weight as well.
I love water fast, the longest I did was 6 days but nowdays, I can't pass the third day. You really feel so much better and you realise how much time is spent on food , preparing it, thinking about it and eating it.
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#26 · Posted: 4 Aug 2010 10:52
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The second day is always the hardest for me. You mention realizing how much time is spent on food, preparing and thinking about it. Though I was perfectly fine not eating, I was obsessed with food while on the fast. I watched more food channel stuff than ever and I cooked gourmet meals for my family about every day while on the fast and I enjoyed watching them eat them vicariously. Strange huh?
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#27 · Posted: 4 Aug 2010 17:30
lol I know what you mean, it is food P ( not sure I can say the word). The first 3 days I avoided food smell, or going around food but after that I enjoyed seen food, or even cooking it for my family.
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#28 · Posted: 4 Aug 2010 17:44
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Most of us need a good flush once in a while! Fasting has been done forever and the dangers overrated. Most people have plenty of reserves before they starve. That grumbling in our tummies is not starvation.
There is very little danger in fasting except maybe for diabetics and heart patients or others who are ill who should consult their physicians before embarking on an extended fast.
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#29 · Posted: 4 Aug 2010 18:03
I also believe that, when animals get sick, what they do? They fast? When human get ill they eat lol. There is very famous fasting forum, where people fast for 30 days and 40 days, most believe in the true meaning of fasting. I am going on holiday next week, and When I come back, I will start fasting.
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#30 · Posted: 4 Aug 2010 19:38
sarauk
I was going to mention that about animals too sarouk. Many more people would survive hospital stays if they didn't force people to eat when they don't need to.
Sometimes when we are sick we are better off not eating so our body's energy can be used for healing rather than digesting and processing food.
An excellent book on the subject is "Fasting Can Save Your Life" by Herbert M. Shelton.
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#31 · Posted: 11 Oct 2010 23:47
David_Ogden: I had not heard that overdrinking water will damage you kidneys, beer and spirits Yes but water will flush right through.
There is actually a danger when taking too much water. The condition is water intoxication. This usually happens to babies below 6 months and athletes.
I agree with Trevee, I guess it's water fast that you're trying to say. My parents do a yearly fast, either water fast or dry fast. Use Trevee's advice. As it was mentioned by Trevee, it's important to have raw fruits and veggies BEFORE and AFTER the fast. In addition, avoid too much salt so you don't get hungry easily.
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#32 · Posted: 8 Jun 2011 21:20
I have tried going on a water diet and I failed, big time.At first you will think that you can do well as you would already feel full when you drink water but as days go by, you could feel some things that would make you do otherwise. I always felt dizzy and felt like I did not have much energy to survive the day. So I decided to stop the water diet and ate regularly and just worked out. I had better results and I think that would also benefit your health. I am not saying though that water diet would not ever work, because I know a lot who were successful with it. Though it would take more than overcoming your hunger.
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#33 · Posted: 7 Dec 2011 01:02
The Water Diet is a generic term for a weight-loss approach that focuses on increasing water consumption. Several variations of the diet exist, including the Before, During, and After diet.
Another method claims drinking ice-cold water rather than room-temperature water may increase overall calorie burn. Increasing water consumption provides many benefits. Doing this diet doesn't mean you need to eat less. You just need to increase your water consumption.
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#34 · Posted: 7 Dec 2011 23:07
It may not work for everyone, not everyone's the same or the same level of health. Some good points on this thread. Good subject.
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#35 · Posted: 7 Apr 2012 22:34
Water diet usually involved drinking just water and restricted foods to lose weight. There are many variations of the diet and the usual lose weight quick version of it is there. I usually think a slow approach i which healthy eating habits associated with drinking lots of water will aid weight loss.
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