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Summer 2004 HYDRO Challenge!
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Prettyinpink00
New Member
The 64oz jug is the easiest way i have found to get enough water in. I bought one from Walmart a couple weeks ago and i drink it all before i ene notice, this has never happened before usually i have to force myself to drink water.
RoseofLily
Well-Known Member
I'm in.
dontspeakdefeat
Hair Coach
I am in! I do at least 64 oz a day but I have been trying to up it to 128 oz.
greAtness333
New Member
I'm in! I already drink a lot of water but I'm not sure how much. I love water.
A_Christian
New Member
I'm in! I did the last hydrochallenge as well and that really helped me increase my water intake, but I still slack off sometimes. I plan to drink 64-100oz per day, but at least 64oz for sure every single day starting today.
carameldiva
New Member
Count me in- I already drink 64 fl oz. daily, i'm trying to up it to 106 fl oz. daily.
hondahoney007
Well-Known Member
Count me in. This should also help me in the weightloss department. I'm trying for 90oz a day
AceH
Well-Known Member
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gabrielle2 said:
lol..consider me a fish...already drink half of body weight in ounces a day....which is what i have always read...never heard about dividing by 3...
here is an excerpt i copied from a wellness website...
To determine one's ideal daily water intake, experts at the Mayo Clinic suggest dividing body weight in half and using this number as the ounces of water one should consume. Based on this formula, a 125-pound person should consume the recommended eight servings of water each day; however, someone who weighs 175 pounds should strive for eleven servings.
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patience said:
Um, just out of curiosity, why are you only drinking a third of your body weight in ounces of water daily when the body is comprised of ~70% water?...that doesn't make sense. Where did your read that? Will you post that link?
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<font color="blue"> I posted that infomation because I read it in an article I found online. (I tried to find it for quite a while, but I had no luck). Anyhow, I also read that drinking 64 oz. is recommended for everyone, but I noticed that when I did that, I was constantly running to the bathroom
(I tried this consistently for 2 straight weeks). At this time, I tried the article's recommendation for dividing your weight by 3, and that seemed to work better FOR ME. I wasn't running to the bathroom nearly as much & I noticed consistent results. The moral of the story is to drink as much water as YOU would comfortably - at least 32 oz everyday for the challenge
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gabrielle2 said:
lol..consider me a fish...already drink half of body weight in ounces a day....which is what i have always read...never heard about dividing by 3...
here is an excerpt i copied from a wellness website...
To determine one's ideal daily water intake, experts at the Mayo Clinic suggest dividing body weight in half and using this number as the ounces of water one should consume. Based on this formula, a 125-pound person should consume the recommended eight servings of water each day; however, someone who weighs 175 pounds should strive for eleven servings.
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patience said:
Um, just out of curiosity, why are you only drinking a third of your body weight in ounces of water daily when the body is comprised of ~70% water?...that doesn't make sense. Where did your read that? Will you post that link?
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<font color="blue"> I posted that infomation because I read it in an article I found online. (I tried to find it for quite a while, but I had no luck). Anyhow, I also read that drinking 64 oz. is recommended for everyone, but I noticed that when I did that, I was constantly running to the bathroom
dreemssold
New Member
Count me in, also. I usually drink about 48 oz. a day now, but I really want to increase it. Good idea.
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andreamaria said:
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gabrielle2 said:
lol..consider me a fish...already drink half of body weight in ounces a day....which is what i have always read...never heard about dividing by 3...
here is an excerpt i copied from a wellness website...
To determine one's ideal daily water intake, experts at the Mayo Clinic suggest dividing body weight in half and using this number as the ounces of water one should consume. Based on this formula, a 125-pound person should consume the recommended eight servings of water each day; however, someone who weighs 175 pounds should strive for eleven servings.
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patience said:
Um, just out of curiosity, why are you only drinking a third of your body weight in ounces of water daily when the body is comprised of ~70% water?...that doesn't make sense. Where did your read that? Will you post that link?
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<font color="blue"> I posted that infomation because I read it in an article I found online. (I tried to find it for quite a while, but I had no luck). Anyhow, I also read that drinking 64 oz. is recommended for everyone, but I noticed that when I did that, I was constantly running to the bathroom
(I tried this consistently for 2 straight weeks). At this time, I tried the article's recommendation for dividing your weight by 3, and that seemed to work better FOR ME. I wasn't running to the bathroom nearly as much & I noticed consistent results. The moral of the story is to drink as much water as YOU would comfortably - at least 32 oz everyday for the challenge
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I really wish that you could fine that article. You body was flushing out toxins, that's why you were running to the bathroom so much. Your body was also rehydrating itself. If you don't drink much water and/or feel "thristy" you are already dehydrated. But hey, it's your system, do what works for you.
andreamaria said:
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gabrielle2 said:
lol..consider me a fish...already drink half of body weight in ounces a day....which is what i have always read...never heard about dividing by 3...
here is an excerpt i copied from a wellness website...
To determine one's ideal daily water intake, experts at the Mayo Clinic suggest dividing body weight in half and using this number as the ounces of water one should consume. Based on this formula, a 125-pound person should consume the recommended eight servings of water each day; however, someone who weighs 175 pounds should strive for eleven servings.
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patience said:
Um, just out of curiosity, why are you only drinking a third of your body weight in ounces of water daily when the body is comprised of ~70% water?...that doesn't make sense. Where did your read that? Will you post that link?
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<font color="blue"> I posted that infomation because I read it in an article I found online. (I tried to find it for quite a while, but I had no luck). Anyhow, I also read that drinking 64 oz. is recommended for everyone, but I noticed that when I did that, I was constantly running to the bathroom
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I really wish that you could fine that article. You body was flushing out toxins, that's why you were running to the bathroom so much. Your body was also rehydrating itself. If you don't drink much water and/or feel "thristy" you are already dehydrated. But hey, it's your system, do what works for you.
Brooke007
Member, Dumbledore's Army
I knew someone was going to start this. I failed miserably last year. Humph. I'm in. Guess I'll go and buy a box of Depends undergarmets.
Hydro challengers I advise that you start drinking first thing in the morning and have an absolute cut off time about 3 hours before you normally go to bed. For me I have to stop drinking around 7pm or else I'll be up running to the bathroom all night and I NEED my beauty sleep.
Hydro challengers I advise that you start drinking first thing in the morning and have an absolute cut off time about 3 hours before you normally go to bed. For me I have to stop drinking around 7pm or else I'll be up running to the bathroom all night and I NEED my beauty sleep.
gabrielle2
New Member
Hydrator calculator
i found this on water.com....it is a great way to find out how many ounces of water we need daily....whether exercising or not. (even if i put in 0 mins of working out..it gives me half of my body weight)
i read a while back..(trying to find the link) the reason there is frequent urination when you increase your water intake is because the body is releasing the stored water. the water that has been stored in the joints and other areas of the body. once the body realizes that you will be giving it adequate amounts of water a day...it stops storing water and therefore the trips to the rest room subsides...(IT REALLY DOES...i down 100 ounces to a gallon of water a day) basically, the water you are releasing is NOT the water you just dranked...but the water that has been sitting around in your body in storage because your body didnt know when was the next time you were going to provide it with more for its daily functions.
HTH
i found this on water.com....it is a great way to find out how many ounces of water we need daily....whether exercising or not. (even if i put in 0 mins of working out..it gives me half of my body weight)
i read a while back..(trying to find the link) the reason there is frequent urination when you increase your water intake is because the body is releasing the stored water. the water that has been stored in the joints and other areas of the body. once the body realizes that you will be giving it adequate amounts of water a day...it stops storing water and therefore the trips to the rest room subsides...(IT REALLY DOES...i down 100 ounces to a gallon of water a day) basically, the water you are releasing is NOT the water you just dranked...but the water that has been sitting around in your body in storage because your body didnt know when was the next time you were going to provide it with more for its daily functions.
HTH
kitchen_tician
New Member
count me in too!!!
blackdiamond
New Member
I hope it's not too late to join. I think HYDRO challenge will really get me into the habit.
THANK YOU GABRIELLE2 FOR FINDING AND POSTING THIS LINK!!!~
IF YOU ALL ARE GOING TO DO A CHALLENGE, THEN DAGGONE IT, DO IT RIGHT OR LEAVE IT ALONE!!!! You have the link for the calculator, PLEASE calculate the CORRECT amount of water that you SHOULD be drinking for this challenge!
IF YOU ALL ARE GOING TO DO A CHALLENGE, THEN DAGGONE IT, DO IT RIGHT OR LEAVE IT ALONE!!!! You have the link for the calculator, PLEASE calculate the CORRECT amount of water that you SHOULD be drinking for this challenge!
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