When you diet, your body loses fluid as well as weight. If you’re not well hydrated, your body will want to hold onto water and you’ll be prone to water retention, even constipation.
Not to mention dehydration can make you feel weak, unfocused and headachy. This can add up to a feeling of lethargy when it comes to moving and exercising.
Fitness and diet expert Harley Pasternak suggests to drink 3 to 4 liters of fluids a day.
This can sound like quite a bit but the benefits of flushing those toxins, less muscle cramps and feeling fuller than you are all adds up to having better results on a weight control program.
How do you know if you’re dehydrated? You can usually tell if you’re dehydrated by your level of water retention.
When you make a fist, does your skin get tight? Can you clearly see where your rings are worn? If you answered yes, then you probably need to drink more water.
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