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What is all the fuss about drinking water to lose weight?

Okay so we all know that it is just healthy to stay hydrated whether you are trying to lose weight or not but why should we feel guilty if we don't meet our minimum daily requirement? I don't know if I have ever met my MDR and so far so good. I can see that it's supposed to keep you full thus making you eat less calories. That is a nice theory but that doesn't really work in reality. At least not for me anyway...when my stomach asks for food...it won't settle for less. Wondering about this, I decided to turn to good ol' google for some advice regarding this and this is what I came up with:

http://www.webmd.com/diet/news/20040105/drinking-water-may-speed-weight-loss

hmmm... interesting...looks like it only makes a VERY VERY small impact on weight loss.

What are everyon'es thoughts?

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All liquid ounces you are drinking during the day count toward your daily goal. :)

I didn't drink 64 oz last year I am not now 4 days post op! Haha I am doing average 45 oz and it's been good for me! Plus broth.. Popsicles... Protein shakes! I feel better than I ever have!

mikee at that rate i'm taking out stock in kohler toilets!

mikee at that rate i'm taking out stock in kohler toilets!

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