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Writer's pictureShagun Rana

How does drinking water lead to weight loss?




Definitely!


Many do not understand that water intake can help control appetite, avoid intake, and encourage weight loss.


So, here I'm to straight the record!


  • Water is a 100% calorie-free beverage which can substitute a reduction of liquid calorie for your sugar beverages. 

  • By temporarily raising the muscle, it will help to consume more calories by reducing energy costs. 

  • Water also suppresses natural appetite before meals.


Before you eat, drink water

  • Before you eat, drinking water will decrease your appetite and calories.

  • Research shows that drinking just eight ounces of water before a meal helps to lose weight.

  • One research lasting 12 weeks found that participants who drank 17 ounces of water lost 4.4 pounds more before any meal than participants who did not.

  • The analysis also indicates that every 17 ounces you eat will boost your metabolism through drinking water.

Take water in the right way

  • Not all water is the same!

  • A recent study estimates that a toxic cocktail of chemical pollutants alone in the tap water can produce more than 100,000 cancer cases.

  • Therefore-water that keeps you clean and stable is important to drink.

  • The main component of health optimization is drinking water – but you can drink a special kind of water that is also a potent antioxidant.

Drink Cold Water

  • Research has found that drinking ice-cold water six cups (48 oz) a day will improve metabolism and caloric intake by around 50 calories.

  • Only 5 pounds a year to lose!

  • This increase in metabolism happens when the body has to work harder for warming up the water so that it maintains its key temperature.

Enough water for consumption

  • The body can not metabolize stored fat or carbohydrates correctly without water.

  • Lipolysis is the mechanism of metabolizing fat. Hydrolyze takes place when molecules of water interact with triglycerides (fats) to form glycerol and fatty acids. The first step in this procedure.

  • In addition, our cellular function slows down, and also our metabolism, when we only have 2-3 percent dehydrate. If this is chronic, this will not only lead to tiredness, knee pain, and lethargy, but also to weight gain.

  • Thus, your rise in water consumption will lead to increased fat loss by consuming enough water.

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Shubham Saxena
Shubham Saxena
Oct 16, 2020

Nice article

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