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take more weigth than i eat ..
Hello, i'm on diet (a little one) .. and i have a question ..
Here it is : How is it possible i take 1 kilo a day when i haven't eat more than 1/2 kilo the same day .. is it only water ?? Thank you for your answers Best regards David Griffon |
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take more weigth than i eat ..
In article , dg
wrote: Hello, i'm on diet (a little one) .. and i have a question .. Here it is : How is it possible i take 1 kilo a day when i haven't eat more than 1/2 kilo the same day .. is it only water ?? Thank you for your answers Best regards David Griffon Please clarify your question. |
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take more weigth than i eat ..
You know that most of the body is made from water, yes? The body uses water
to do a load of things, and when you sweat or urinate, you lose it. At the same time, each time you drink, you gain a lot of water. The body can keep kilos of water for days, so your wait will fluctuate from day to day. Tu connais que la plupart du corps est fabriqué d'eau, oui? Le corps utilise l'eau pour faire beaucoup des choses, et quand on sue ou ****e, on le perd. En même temps, chaque fois qu'on boit, on gagne beaucoup de l'eau. Le corps peut garder des kilos de l'eau pendant des jours, ainsi votre poids flottera d'un jour au prochain. MadJock (parlant en français!) 204/192/165 "dg" wrote in message ... Hello, i'm on diet (a little one) .. and i have a question .. Here it is : How is it possible i take 1 kilo a day when i haven't eat more than 1/2 kilo the same day .. is it only water ?? Thank you for your answers Best regards David Griffon |
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take more weigth than i eat ..
The question is there - it's just a problem in the translation. In French,
you 'take' weight instead of 'gaining' it. Replace the word, and you'll understand his question perfectly. MadJock 204/192/165 "Carol Frilegh" wrote in message ... In article , dg wrote: Hello, i'm on diet (a little one) .. and i have a question .. Here it is : How is it possible i take 1 kilo a day when i haven't eat more than 1/2 kilo the same day .. is it only water ?? Thank you for your answers Best regards David Griffon Please clarify your question. |
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take more weigth than i eat ..
In article , MadJock
wrote: The question is there - it's just a problem in the translation. In French, you 'take' weight instead of 'gaining' it. Replace the word, and you'll understand his question perfectly. MadJock 204/192/165 "Carol Frilegh" wrote in message ... In article , dg wrote: Hello, i'm on diet (a little one) .. and i have a question .. Here it is : How is it possible i take 1 kilo a day when i haven't eat more than 1/2 kilo the same day .. is it only water ?? Thank you for your answers Best regards David Griffon Please clarify your question. Alors, entendu Ici mon reponse en Anglais: Food has weight comprised of bulk and water content. It's weight that doesn't translate into true pounds lost or gained except when it is metabolized and either burned or stored. The water you drink also has weight properties. That's whey when a stomach upset degyrdates us there is usually an immdeitae weight loss which returns later. Salt also retains liquid which appears on the bathroom scale as additonal weight. There has been discussion of a method of only eating two pounds of food daily but the purpose there is to accustom the stomach to less volume of food and control the appetite as well as the calorie value of food and it is not always reflected in a daily weigh in. C'est suffi? |
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