Weight Gain Caused By Water Retention

It may seem backwards, but drinking 8 or more glasses of water a day helps to prevent water retention.

It is not entirely uncommon for a person retaining water to gain up to five pounds in water weight alone either overnight or over a period of a couple days. This can make it not only challenging to fit into one’s clothes, but it can also make regular weight loss quite a

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Gluten Allergy May Cause Weight Gain

Gluten, a protein that contained in wheat, barley and rye, can cause an allergy in some people and result in unexplained weight gain.

An allergy to gluten can cause some very unpleasant symptoms such as weight gain, as well as bloating, water retention, fatigue, flatulence and other indigestion-related

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Gaining Weight when Dieting

Gaining weight when dieting does not necessarily mean you have gain body fat, but can be attributed to a number of factors including water retention.

Gaining weight when dieting is one of the most frustrating and defeating things that happens. The only consolation is that it is not just happening to you or me, it happens to every person who has ever tried to lose

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Muscle Weighs More Than Fat – A Common Weight Loss Myth

I’m sure you’ve heard it, that explanation for the phenomenon when you’ve been exercising and dieting and your weight stays the same, “Muscle weighs more than fat. Even though you aren’t losing weight you’re still losing fat.” I’m sorry to say that this is one of the most regularly shared weight loss myths between

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