Is it true that consuming of more water will cause pot-belly?

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  1. vims003 profile image40
    vims003posted 11 years ago

    Is it true that consuming of more water will cause pot-belly?

  2. darrensurrey profile image59
    darrensurreyposted 11 years ago

    Well... it's true but only if it's mixed with beer! wink

  3. Brightonbreezy profile image61
    Brightonbreezyposted 11 years ago

    Maybe initially because you're taking in water, but it does kick start your metabolism to break down the food you eat. Apparently drinking a glass of water 15 mins before eating a meal can make a substantial difference to how quickly your body breaks it down.

    1. vims003 profile image40
      vims003posted 8 years agoin reply to this

      i too hear about it...thanks..

  4. duffsmom profile image61
    duffsmomposted 11 years ago

    If you drink a lot, it may temporarily distend your stomach but it is quickly taken care of.  In fact the more water you drink the more fluid and excess fluid your body will shed.

  5. brakel2 profile image73
    brakel2posted 11 years ago

    I consumed too much water two weeks ago and my abdomen was distended in that area. I ended up with an irritation of the bladder. I reduced my water intake, and some of the distention disappeared, and a recheck at urology office showed disappearance of the irritation and less retention of urine. I would say to not overdo on the water, or you could develop problems. A bladder irritation is a symptom and could be something serious. 64 ounces of liquid is enough for me. Plus, don't stress the bladder by forgetting to empty regularly. This information is from my physician.

    1. vims003 profile image40
      vims003posted 8 years agoin reply to this

      thanks for sharing your experience...i too think this is a fact that we should go through...

  6. IDONO profile image61
    IDONOposted 11 years ago

    Water is absorbed thru the system, not digested. Therefore, it is not deposited into the fatty cells to create a pot belly. If your glass of water has a head on it, it may not be water. The water excuse is pretty lame. Try again.

 
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