Friday, August 14, 2009

Cheap & Easy Way to Lose Weight

Can you really lose weight using something that is free, easy to get, and delicious when drank cold?

Well, according to researchers from the Department of Human Nutrition at Virginia Tech, the answer is "Yes, you can lose weight by drinking water."

Reference
Obesity (Silver Spring). 2009 Aug 6. Water Consumption Increases Weight Loss During a Hypocaloric Diet Intervention in Middle-aged and Older Adults.

Previous research had shown that drinking water reduces the amount of food that people eat at meals. So these scientists separated their subjects into two groups.

The first group dranking 2 cups of water (500mL) before each meal while on a calorie-restricted diet. The second group did not drink the extra water, but did use the same diet.

At the end of 12 weeks, the water drinking group lost an extra 4.4 pounds. Overall, that was a 44% increase in the amount of weight lost after just 12 weeks - all thanks to an extra 6 cups of water per day.

The researchers believe that the water helped subjects eat less at each meal, and therefore they lost more weight.

So simple. So cheap. So effective.

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4 comments:

Pure Acai Berry said...

Interesting! I think merely drinking water will not help you in loosing weight but foods that are high in fiber and water content help you lose weight because they fill you up without a lot of calories.

How to Loose Weight said...

water keep your kidneys clean and is really healthy to drink enough water every day! and as you said food high in fiber will help! n_n

nice forum!!

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Acai berry said...

Great tips, this could be a decent start for the New Year. Certainly it’s important to get the junk out of the house. If you like to eat junk food it is sensible to maintain a healthy diet on a regular basis and only eat it causally.