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I know that potassium:sodium ratio and sodium intake effect water retention levels, but I am wondering if anything else has an impact on it, such as carbs, sugar, sodas, etc..
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Raw primal diet fix all and celery juice will make u zero waterI know that potassium:sodium ratio and sodium intake effect water retention levels, but I am wondering if anything else has an impact on it, such as carbs, sugar, sodas, etc..
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would debloat still be possible on a low sugar, low carb diet with a consistent water intake (or should I target a specific amount of water per day) and good pot-sod ratio with caloric maintenanceYeah carbs do 100%. So does water intake. So do natural diuretics. So does total caloric intake. There are loads of factors it’s not just pot-sod ratios
Nah he doesn’tchad eat goyslop everyday btw
I don’t believe sugar has any impact.would debloat still be possible on a low sugar, low carb diet with a consistent water intake (or should I target a specific amount of water per day) and good pot-sod ratio with caloric maintenance
More people need to know this. Might make a post on it. Wealthy kids are gl cus their fed proper diets in their childhood.Nah he doesn’t
Chad has good nutrition comes from good well off family
How much does cardio debloat you alone, can it get you down to where you would look with a good diet, or not quiteI don’t believe sugar has any impact.
If you really want to cut water retention (which I wouldn’t suggest long term) then aim for a 4:1 ratio of potassium to sodium. Cut out carbs as much as you can. Consume diuretics like coffee or dandelion tea through the day. And drink a few L of water. If you want to REALLY cut then sit in a sauna or do intense cardio to sweat out even more electrolytes.
Yeah if you have a low enough body fat (sub 14%)How much does cardio debloat you alone, can it get you down to where you would look with a good diet, or not quite
I have hollow cheeks after about 10-20 minutes of cardio (I don’t before the cardio)Yeah if you have a low enough body fat (sub 14%)
You’re best of doing a few together without it being over the top. So do cardio 3/4x per week, drink coffee, drink water, and avoid processed foods/anything high in sodium. That’s realistic without being a try hard
That’s normally temporary because you are depleted of electrolytes. But low body fat would give a similar look regardless of water retention.I have hollow cheeks after about 10-20 minutes of cardio (I don’t before the cardio)
So I should have this hollowing with a good diet?
I am lean already, but horrible diet for water retention, would fixing the diet let me get that look?That’s normally temporary because you are depleted of electrolytes. But low body fat would give a similar look regardless of water retention.
What body fat %? If you’re not like 12% you won’t have hollow cheeks regardlessI am lean already, but horrible diet for water retention, would fixing the diet let me get that look?
15%, but still have hollowing after cardioWhat body fat %? If you’re not like 12% you won’t have hollow cheeks regardless