how much weight can you temperarely gain from drinking water?
916328
Up to 10 pounds.\n\nCoach
1149732
What benefit are you talking about? Your body will be flushing out toxins, so you will get healthier, but that isn't a benefit you can see. Drinking more water will make your skin healthy and soft, which should be noticeable in two-weeks. You will start to lose a few pounds in a month.
22699
Yes, but not a significant amount.  When you drink ice cold water, your body uses energy and burns calories to bring the water up to your normal body temperature.  Check out the source link for more detail into exactly how this works.
964475
No.  \n\nDrinking a reasonable amount of water to excess amounts of water will no impact on muscle growth.\n\nSevere dehydration is a different story...and could have a negative impact.\n\nBut to answer your question, NO...drinking water does not make your muscles bigger.
494702
15 pounds...drink lots of water and bust calories to 1000 a day for 2 weeks.
581324
That's alot to eat for anyone....it takes 3500 calories to gain a pound. Now you would have to take the amount of calories you have burnt all day and subtract it from the 10,000...whatever is left over is going to go towards gaining.....
48597
The body is 90% water.  By drinking water, you are filling your stomach up thus telling your brain that you are not hungry which cuts down on the amount of calories you eat.  Also, water has 0 calories.  If you stop drinking soda and only drink water, the weight will fly off.  It also flushes out the impurities in your body and keeps your other organs strong.  I did this and lost 10lbs in 2 weeks and it didnt come back.  Hope that helps.
731477
It's possible that the weight fluctuations are due to your 'water weight'. It can be definitely possible to lose or gain at least 10 pounds from water weight alone.  As a wrestler in High School from extreme perspiration/heat or spitting (yes spitting) quite often we would be able to make our weight.
772028
you retain water when you dont have enough water in you. so if you want to lose water weight you want to drink lots of water so your body doesnt retain the water!
132379
also increase ur fluid intake
101310
well it depends on how much you drink even with plain water if you drink to much you can retain some of the water weight
992616
Drinking a lot of water and exercising.
940847
Drink lots of water, cut out a lot of salt, cut out a lot of sugar, walk as much as you can, don't sit around playing video games or watching TV.  Easy enough?  Cutting out the salt and drinking lots of water will drop a lot of weight fast because it will get rid of any retained water.
247487
drink sufficient water ...
869826
about 10pounds or so.. and that is usually water weight in the first week... You probably will after that start loosing real weight and averaging 2-3pounds per week
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I agree with the other answers out there.  However, there's a misconception out in the world that drinking a lot of water will magically make you weigh less.\n\nIt certainly will help in your diet plan, but it is not a cure all.  It will certainly make you feel fuller and you'll burn some calories processing the water. However, I read that you'll burn a whopping 60 calories a day extra if you drink a 2 liter bottle of water every day. That's 4 pounds in a whole year (excluding exercise to and from the bathroom).  Probably not the goal you were shooting for.\n\nYour best bet to weigh less is exercise and healthy eating.  There's no magic method or pill.   Use a web site such as http://www.fitday.com to determine how many calories you need to eat and burn throughout the day.  It's free and they don't spam.  Check out magazines like Men's Fitness, Men's Health, Shape and Fitness to learn about exercise routines and healthy eating tips. \n\nThe bottom line is: educate yourself about your body and what goes into it. Practice what you learn and the weight loss will follow.\n\nGood luck.
335577
If you mean just drinking water...it's bad!!  You'll lose weight, but not fat.  Not a good idea.  Better to follow a balanced diet that includes water and that way you'll keep it off in the long run..certainly starving yourself is not a good thing..if that's what you mean by Water Trick??