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by UI_at_80x24
2519 days ago
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>The actual amount of water you need varies by exertion, and diet and all sorts of things, it's not a fixed amount. I completely agree with this statement. >If you drink that much, you'll just pee a lot, it won't actually do anything useful. I drink on average 6L of water a day. When I first started water-only fasting I was urinating constantly. I discovered that this was because I would drink a lot in one sitting, (as a 'meal' replica) and then interspersed throughout the day. Once I changed my consumption style to ~150mL frequently I found that my body used the water better. Once it realized that a "constant supply" was readily available (and didn't need to worry about feast/famine cycles) I retained what I needed and more casually urinated the processed water. My body can better manage itself when I drink 150ml 40x a day then it can manage 1L 6x a day. |
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(24h - 8h) * 60 min/h / 40 = 24 min
So you stop what you're doing every half an hour and drink get a glass of water and drink it? Or do you have constant supply at your desk or how are the logistics?