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Old 01-29-2011, 02:26 PM   #1  
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Default How does water consumption affect you after a salty meal?

After a salty meal, say something like 40-50% of what the packaging says should be the average consumption of salt, how does drinking a lot of water affect your weight the following day? Does it offset the bloat or do you still see a gain?


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Old 01-29-2011, 02:48 PM   #2  
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The more water I drink, the less I will weigh the next morning. I have to flush the sodium out or else I retain water like crazy.
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I agree with the above poster.
I've since come to really get a hold on my sodium consumption so it's not much of a problem but before If I had a lot of salt in one day I would feel it and would need to drink a lot of water to flush it out so I didnt retain water.
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