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Hopping in and out of planes is exercise enough, you say. But that’s not the kind of exercise that will condition your heart, make your reflexes and joints more fluid, keep the sugar levels or keep you from swinging from one mood to another!

Nor is it the kind of exercise that will make you euphoric after a good cardiovascular session. You need to counteract the effects of jet lag, artificial air in pressurized aircraft cabins and sky fatigue. Suzanne Schlosberg says,

“Sometimes your travels help you recognize how humdrum your workout routine has become. At home, it’s easy to fall into a rut – to use the same weight machines in the same order, week after week, month after month, simply out of habit. But a trip may take the routine out of your routine. You may have no choice but to try new strength exercises or jog in the pool instead of swim laps. And you might find these new pursuits so enjoyable that you add them to your fitness repertoire at home.”

Common Obstacles

What are some of the reasons why travelers do not incorporate exercise while they’re on the road?

They’re stressed or too tired

They don’t feel comfortable about working out in unfamiliar surroundings

They don’t have access to a hotel gym

But if they made just a tiny effort to change this thinking, they’d be on the road to fitness sooner. Engaging in exercise allows you to get out of that bubble of meetings, seminars and tours.

Walk when on the Road

When traveling, have a pair of good walking shoes (trainers preferably) so that you won’t feel so daunted about getting from one side of the airport to another.

Having the right pair of walking shoes will encourage you to walk up the stairs instead of take the escalator, to walk instead of taking the conveyor belt, and to transfer from one concourse to another on foot instead of taking the shuttle service.

You may not know it, but walking these long distances with your luggage in tow serves as a combination/weight lifting exercise!

Fitness while Flying

Once settled comfortably on the plane, make sure you time your stretching and walking periods. If it’s just an hour’s flight, walk around the plane once and do your stretching at the back of the plane; if it’s a three hour to five hour flight (east to west in the North American continent), try to get up from your seat and walk around at least once every hour, doing leg extensions and trunk/neck movements.

If you’re crossing the Pacific or Atlantic oceans, those killer flights need not kill you. Increase the frequency of your stretches and walking.

Airlines such as Japan Air Lines show videos of how travelers can incorporate flexibility movements while seated or standing. Take full advantage of these videos. The exercises may help you ward off fatigue and jet lag.

A note about DVT

In the last five years, there have been reports about flight passengers, especially in economy class, suffering from DVT – deep vein thrombosis.

The link between confining airplane seats and deaths from DVT (formation of deadly blood clots) has been established by the United Nations World Health Organization. It has nothing to do with gender, risk factors or genetics. Everyone is at risk in economy class! This should constitute compelling reason to integrate exercise while high in the sky.

To make exercise possible while traveling, schedule your flights so that when you get to your destination, you don’t rush through dinner and then go to sleep.

Try to arrive during the late afternoon/early evening, to give you time to shake off the fatigue from the trip, and have at least an hour to do exercises either in your hotel room or in the hotel gym.

Important “to do” things when traveling

Be fully rested before a trip – have the usual “to pack” items ready well in advance so you’re not scampering for them at the last minute, depleting your energy levels.

Time your sleep correctly – as soon as you board, get the local time of your destination and set your watch accordingly. If it’s already night time in your destination, wear blindfolds and ask for a pillow and try to catch a few winks.

Drink plenty of water – wine and cocktails will only dehydrate you further; note that humidity levels inside aircraft is below 10%, so water is your best bet.

If your job requires you to travel at least four times a month, ask your company’s travel department to book you in hotels with gyms or a swimming pool.

Make time out of your travel schedule to insert a workout into your grinding schedule.

Here’s a friendly suggestion: get up earlier in the morning and before or after breakfast, head over to the gym and do a brisk walk on the treadmill for 10 minutes, or do the rowing machine (great for the core muscles, back problem reliever) for 10 minutes.

This session is just to wake you up from your travel stupor. See if you can walk to your business appointment instead of taking a cab (that’s another 10 minutes).

At night before going to bed, go to the hotel gym again and lift weights for 10 minutes, to complete your workout for the day. This way you did your cardio and resistance training, two essential components of a fitness program.

Now, tell us, doesn’t a 10-20 minute session sound less intimidating than clocking 1.5 hours in the gym?

Working out with Friends

Another friendly suggestion: if you’re traveling in a group, ask a colleague if he or she would do a game of squash or tennis with you. The concierge can give you local addresses of sports or recreational centers in the vicinity.

When there’s no Gym!

If the hotel gym is crowded or “temporarily closed for maintenance,” you can still exercise – in the comfort of your room.

Here are some exercises that you can perform:

Turn on the TV or sound system and jog in place; or look up the TV guide and see if some old Jane Fonda or Denise Austin shows are on. Get on with the beat

Jog in place or jump rope (great cardiovascular workout)

Conduct floor exercises (described below)

Floor exercise 1: the Cobra (or back extension). Lying on your stomach as though getting ready for push-ups, keep your hands on your side with palms facing down and fingers pointed forward. With your hands, push to lift your torso off the floor (ensure you’re lifting head, shoulders and chest only).

Keep pelvis on the floor and your head looking ahead. Hold and then release. Repeat 3 times. You should feel your spine lengthen. Joe Decker recommends not just pressing back with your hands, but also pushing your upper body up and forward. Do not tilt your head back to look at the ceiling (many people make this mistake). This puts a strain on your neck.

Floor exercise 2: Crunch (for lower abdominals). The lower abdominals are the weakest muscles in your torso because they are rarely worked, and they’re the first to sag after childbirth and after menopause.

This exercise will help:

Lying flat on your back with your knees bent, cross your arms over your chest. Squeeze your buttocks, tighten your abdomen and push your lower back into the floor. Hold for 10-20 seconds, breathing normally. Relax, and then release. Repeat as often as you can, without overworking yourself

Floor exercise 3: Hurdler’s Stretch. Bend the knee towards the front, and then tuck your lower leg in toward the opposite thigh. Stretch gently toward the straight leg. Do not bounce. This movement is like the ballet movement when an arm goes above the head gracefully, which stretches the sides of the trunk to increase flexibility.

If you pick up any exercise book, there will be a rich inventory of exercises you can perform while on the go. Pack this in your bag so you can refer to it for correct form and posture.

Yoga

Yoga on the train? Yes! A news report was published in the Montreal Gazette recently saying how many overstressed Germans still hide behind their papers rather than exercise. We’re sure Americans and Canadians are no less guilty.

So these commuters are being taught yoga and relaxation techniques on their way to and from work. Instructors are now in what the German government calls “wellness trains” in southern Germany. This was an initiative taken by Deutsche Bahn – Germany’s state-owned railway. The organization decided to offer relaxation and yoga techniques to calm an anxious work force.

This article along with several others that I will be posting over the next several days is YOUR key to fitting exercise into your life.

To keep things organized and simple, the articles will be broken down into five easy sections:

Section 1: Assessing Physical Damage And Accepting the Importance of Exercise

Section 2: No Matter How Busy you Are, there are Ways you can Exercise

Section 3: Busy Traveler? You can Fit Exercise into your Trips (Which you are reading at this moment)

Section 4: Exercise Aids To Go

Section 5: Information / Resources for the Hurried and Harried

Read them in order, or if you wish, focus on the section that is most relevant to you right now. Regardless of how you choose to read these articles, you can be confident of one thing: once you apply the advice within these pages, your busy life will include something new and important: exercise!

I’m not a morning person. I’m lucky to know my name, much less bounce out ready to face Denise Austin’s morning workout. Not this girl.

So I decided to stop fighting it, and start working with it. And that means that I need to take care of some things the night before in order to start my day off in a calm, collected way. If you’re not much of a morning person either, try these ideas, and see if they help your morning go a little smoother too.

Think about Breakfast: Get a jump start on your morning by setting up for breakfast the night before. Borrow this idea from restaurants (and especially if you have kids), set out glasses, bowls or plates, silverware, and even the cold cereal, protein bars, fruit, anything that you can for the first meal.

Think about Lunch: If you’re making several lunches – or even only one – create a personalized small plastic basket in the refrigerator to sort for the next day — drink, yogurt, etc. Chips or cookies (prepackaged or already divided into individual baggies) are set up on the kitchen counter next to each person’s lunchbox. Packing it up is a snap.

Think about Dinner: End “what’s for dinner” frustrations by choosing the night before what will be for dinner the next day. Then collect all ingredients, place them in one spot on the kitchen cabinet or refrigerator. If you’re going out, picking up, or ordering out, make that a Family Decision the night before. Stress-free dining!

Think about Wardrobe: I am the type who dresses according to how I feel when I get up. So each night, I make sure I have two or three outfits already put together and hanging on the front of the closet. (Tip: Never have anything hanging in your Main Closet that needs cleaning, needs repair, or doesn’t fit). That way, I still have a choice, but don’t have to destroy my closet – and my sanity – trying to find something to wear each day. This works for kids, and husbands, too. Some people don’t mind deciding the night before, so you might just have one outfit ready, but if you’re a little on the kooky side like me, give yourself some breathing room.

Think about Leaving: The house, that is. Similar to what you have set up for lunch, also have baskets located strategically for going out the door. (TIP: The “basket” might be backpacks for the kids and hang on the back of kitchen chairs.) These should hold only stuff that will leave the house — wallet, keys, school stuff, dry cleaning, errands lists, cell phone, store returns, etc. Anything that is going out the door the next morning should be in that person’s basket before they go to bed. No last minute searches for the video to return, or writing a note to the teacher. It’s all ready and waiting for you to just pick up and go.

Now — Think about all that EXTRA SLEEP you’ll get!

Implement one step at a time. After you get this system in place, all 5 steps should take you less than 15 minutes in the evening – and save you loads of time in the morning.

And you’ll go to sleep knowing that your morning is going to be calm, pleasant, and organized.

In today’s day and age we live in a technology dependent society. Almost everything we do revolves around some kind of mechanical or electrical device. This includes what just about everyone looks for in a gym. If you’re like most, when you walk into a fitness center, you usually look for the amount of equipment or how many resistance training machines there are on the exercise floor. “Is there a machine for my chest, back legs, arms etc…” This has been the biggest indicator when clarifying a gym’s effectiveness. Well, being that our population’s obesity epidemic is spreading world wide, and fitness levels have dramatically declined in the past twenty five years or so, I think it’s time to re-evaluate and determine what went wrong.

It has been during the past twenty five to thirty years when our obesity problem really started to take off. And due to the fact that our society has always been in search for the ‘quick fix’, exercise really started to take off as well. Since exercise was “in”, and we desire the “magic solution, resistance training machine companies are heavily marketing their equipment. I **** to break it to you, but when it comes to getting healthy and more physically fit, nothing will yield better results than hard work, dedication, and motivation; not gimmicks or machines. Machines actually are an inferior method of exercise.

It’s time to go back to our roots and look like we did hundreds of years ago. When you think about it, humans have always done some form of activity, and we have always been obsessed with strength and physique. So my question to you is did we have machines hundreds of years ago? My next question is as a whole, who looked better as a population, us now or mankind hundreds of years ago?

Now I’m not saying exercise machines are useless, everything has its place, but I can come up with a couple of dozen reasons why exercise machines are not optimally efficient. Instead of boring you anymore than I already have I’ll provide you with my top five.

Here we go:

1.) Exercise machines are NOT an optimal form of exercise for most. Exercise machines are great for isolating specific muscles (i.e. – the standard leg extension machine for the quads), but because exercise machines are anchored to the ground, your stabilizer muscles (muscle that surround your joints and protect them from injury), do NOT get developed. Exercise machines do not allow you to stabilize the weight you are lifting in three dimensions, and since daily activities such as work and athletics do require you to use these important muscles (the stabilizers), exercise machines are an inferior method of exercise

2.) Exercise machines are NOT ideal to improve posture. Over the years in the fitness industry, I have seen an incredible amount of people that have poor posture. This includes forward head, rounded shoulders, flat lower backs, and other misalignment in spinal curvature. This is due to the lack of strength in postural muscles, making it hard to fight gravity, and since gravity is almost impossible to escape, those who can’t fight gravity efficiently will almost always have poor posture. By performing exercise on machines your body does not have to fight gravity, and on most traditional gym equipment your body doesn’t have to stabilize itself. However, by performing exercise in a prone, upright, or supine position, you can engage and load postural muscles to help with fight gravity, resulting in better posture.

3.) Exercise machines are just flat out BORING! I can remember a couple of years ago when I worked at a large health club filled with fancy ground based machines, I would sit and watch people go through their work outs. One day I saw a gentleman working on the chest press machine. It was hilarious. He actually appeared to be falling asleep. I mean yawn after yawn during repetitions. I think if the guy was on a lying leg press he may have actually dozed off.

Now let’s analyze that situation. If he were on a flat bench performing dumbbell chest presses, do you think he would have been in that state of mind? Only if he wanted a nose job by dropping the dumbbells on his face. I have in the past and still do observe exercisers on the free weight floor. What I see is always a look of determination, motivation, and enthusiasm. My point here is that by participating in a free weight, non-machine based program, it not only forces you to concentrate and work harder, but it’s more fun, and the feeling of accomplishment is far superior than just going through the motions on exercise machines.

4.) Exercise machines CANNOT improve balance or stability. As I stated earlier, ground based exercise machines DO NOT require the use of your stabilizer muscles. These muscles not only protect your joints, but they also are responsible for your ability to stabilize and balance. Instead, try to incorporate some non-traditional methods of exercise like the use of a stability ball, or balancing on one leg, or doing some low level plyometrics. These types of exercises are extremely beneficial to increasing balance, stability, and agility. No machine can give you any of these qualities by itself.

5.) You can mimic any exercise machine exercise without the machine and get the same benefits plus a lot more. Every exercise machine that is on the market today has been developed based on movements that the human body does naturally. With that being said, you can perform any exercise machine exercise without the use of an actual exercise machine. The chest press machine is essentially a bench press, the leg press machine is a squatting motion, the rowing machine (you know the one for your back muscles) can be done with free weights, and the list goes on and on. But the catch is that when you do these movements with body weight or free weights you get all the same benefits plus the development of balance, stability, and definitely more calories burned. Let’s not forget that when you perform body weight or free weight based movements, you will always engage you core muscles.

I don’t know about you, but if I have my choice I’m sure you can guess what it is. That’s right good old fashioned body weight, free weight, or other non – machine based movements. Now, it’s important to realize that I’m not saying that exercise machines are useless, but would you rather work out for hours at a time with boring exercise equipment, or would you like to get more bang for your buck by getting more out of one exercise like a squat, some form of a press, a rowing motion, a lunging motion, or even a twisting, or bending motion? Instead of using one to two dozen boring exercise machines all you have to do is have fun while incorporating the six movements I just mentioned and you’ll be well on your way to achieving your fitness goals more efficiently and faster than ever before.

Work Your Brain, Work Your Body

The problem: I lost my car keys. What kind of brain exercise will make my brain work better?

The solution: Brain-boosting software programs are a booming business. And studies show that both computer exercises and old-fashioned mental activities-reading or crafting – can affect memory.

But the best thing you can do for your brain is to move your body.

“If I had to pick between fitness training and brain training, I’d go with fitness,” said Sam Wang, an associate professor of neuroscience and molecular biology at Princeton University. So far, he said, exercise has been shown to have an effect several times larger than computer-brain exercise.

So are we talking about physical activity or physical exercise?

According to Simon Evans, Ph.D. and Paul Burghardt, Ph.D., authors of the best brain exercise book availabe, Brainfit for Life, there is an important difference between physical exercise and activity, and how both impact brain and body fitness.

They report that brain exercise or physical exercise does not need to begin with going to the gym for physical training, but can begin at home with a simple increase physical activity, those normal things we do around the house to maintain it, like a little extra walking each morning, now that it is spring. Push a lawn mower, rather than ride one, that kind of thing, is just the key to keeping the brain at its peak, so that it perceives accurately, and remembers well.

Why is physical activity so important to the brain? The brain needs quite a bit of energy, meaning food, and it does not store a reserve, so it needs blood flowing to it, and activity/exercise does that, gets the blood flowing to the brain, and when the brain has lots of blood flowing to it, it will build lots of arteries and veins which bathe the neurons regularly with nutrients and oxygen and remove waste, ect.

That is where the computer based programs can enter the equation, because when I provide my brain novel challenge, it will build dendrites and synapses to cement new learning.

However, if I do not cement those new connections inside my brain, they will be pared away, so just like regular physical activity/exercise, regular mental activity/exercise is necessary for the brain to “flex its axons and stretch its dendrites.”

I need to do brain activity/exercise because if I do not, the subtle negative changes in my brain’s ability to respond to my life from the lack of those things will soon mount to major problems.

So what computer based brain exercise can I combine with my physical exercise/activity?

By the way, if you want a powerful program that you and your wife can use to exercise at home, without expensive equipment, then do this. Believe me, it is a great, focused way to increase your level of physical activity without expensive workouts, coaches, or clubs. And physical exercise is what keeps us at our best brainwise.

Exercising with your partner can be a great way to deepen your relationship, which contributes to better brain health too.

More Love, Less Fat

This program actually increases your IQ. Twenty minutes per day for 19 days, then practice as needed. No upper limit, according to the res

The solution: Brain-boosting software programs are a booming business. And studies show that both computer exercises and old-fashioned mental activities-reading or crafting – can affect memory.

But the best thing you can do for your brain is to move your body.

“If I had to pick between fitness training and brain training, I’d go with fitness,” said Sam Wang, an associate professor of neuroscience and molecular biology at Princeton University. So far, he said, exercise has been shown to have an effect several times larger than computer-brain exercise.

So are we talking about physical activity or physical exercise?

According to Simon Evans, Ph.D. and Paul Burghardt, Ph.D., authors of Brainfit for Life, there is an important difference between physical exercise and activity, and how both impact brain and body fitness.

They report that brain exercise or physical exercise does not need to begin with going to the gym for physical training, but can begin at home with a simple increase physical activity, those normal things we do around the house to maintain it, like a little extra walking each morning, now that it is spring. Push a lawn mower, rather than ride one, that kind of thing, is just the key to keeping the brain at its peak, so that it perceives accurately, and remembers well.

Why is physical activity so important to the brain? The brain needs quite a bit of energy, meaning food, and it does not store a reserve, so it needs blood flowing to it, and activity/exercise does that, gets the blood flowing to the brain, and when the brain has lots of blood flowing to it, it will build lots of arteries and veins which bathe the neurons regularly with nutrients and oxygen and remove waste, ect.

That is where the computer based programs can enter the equation, because when I provide my brain novel challenge, it will build dendrites and synapses to cement new learning.

However, if I do not cement those new connections inside my brain, they will be pared away, so just like regular physical activity/exercise, regular mental activity/exercise is necessary for the brain to “flex its axons and stretch its dendrites.”

I need to do brain activity/exercise because if I do not, the subtle negative changes in my brain’s ability to respond to my life from the lack of those things will soon mount to major problems. (You may never find those keys).

So what computer based brain exercise can I combine with my physical exercise/activity?

Any program involving the dual n back task will amplify your physical workout.

There is evidence that the dual n back task actually increases your IQ.

Wonder if there is a way to do the dual n back while I am walking?

Who would think that 4 minutes a day a few days a week would make such a difference but the Gripstik Regimen only requires that. Specific movements using the gripstik can lead to vast improvements in strength and flexibility. Go to http://www.gripstik.com for details on the exact workouts.

Adjustable tension control allows you to tailor your strength training routine to achieve your desired goals. Whether you want to increase grip strength, speed up rehab, relieve stress caused by repetitive motion or loosen up just before the next big event, Gripstik forearm exerciser can help. No whirring sounds. No batteries. No magnets. No herbal remedies. Just your willingness to focus four minutes a day several times a week will help you achieve your personal goals.

Some of Gripstik Grip Strength training benefits include:

Isometric tension of all the forearm exercises increases grip strength, reduces stress, tones and sculpts targeted muscles, reduces the onset of arm pump when used as a stretching aid prior to activity and reduces discomfort caused by repetitive motion disorders.

There are several videos you can use at home to exercise with and this will guide you in the right path and give you the inspiration you want to decrease fat and have rapid weight loss. But, what are the reasons exercises videos are an excellent choice for your home exercise program?

It Is Convenient For You: You can do your exercises whenever it is convenient for you. When you have an exercise regime you will make it easier for your body to lose fat and you will have a higher metabolism rate. Your body will use fat as fuel and in the end you will be thinner and have a firm physique. You will be in better physical shape as you continue to exercise. Exercise videos can teach you how to do the best exercises to get rid of extra fat and develop a trim muscular body while you have the opportunity to work out at home in your spare time.

Low Cost: You don’t have to join a high priced athletic club or buy fancy machines to work out on.You can enjoy yourself with lively videos starring popular exercise trainers, and famous celebrities that will inspire you and give you the necessary instruction to set up a successful exercise regime at home. Do you have enough money to hire Denise Austin for your personal trainer? Well, if you have her video to exercise with at home, Denise will be there for you anytime you need her for just a few cents a day.

Any Level: It does not matter whether you are just starting to exercise or if you have been exercising for a long time. You can change your exercise routine as your fitness level improves and you are able to do harder exercises allowing your body to stay healthy and it will help you lose weight faster than if you just diet.

More Variety: You need variety and different kinds of exercise to make your body work harder so that you can keep on losing weight. If you repeat exercises again and again, your body will need a harder workout to be able to keep burning extra fat and calories. You can work at your own pace when you use exercise videos. There are several kinds of exercise videos from Ballet to Hip Hop available depending on what you are interested in. Your body will react to some exercises in a different way than it reacts to other exercises. You have to figure out what kinds of exercises are best for you to get in shape and lose pounds quickly.

Consistent exercise is crucial to be healthy and to feel well. When you discover the right exercise videos, then you can start your exercise routine in your house right away. Your body will appreciate this and your appearance will improve as feel more wonderful than you have felt in a long time.

It is more easy to lose weight when you diet and exercise at the same time. When you exercise in your house you can enjoy yourself with exciting videos and this is a fantastic way to get in shape while you lose weight quickly.

Skinny Woman

1. Skinny women believe in eating regular small meals and not overeat…The secret to being a Skinny woman is to eat regularly, small meals 4-6 times a day so that you make up for your calorie requirements for the day without overeating.

The idea is to give a gap of only 2-3 hours between your meals to remain a Skinny Woman

To be a Skinny woman the trick is never to be hungry or else you tend to overeat and gain excess weight.

2. Optimum Exercise is what Skinny women believe in… Skinny women believe in optimum exercise say an hour a day and not overdoing it.

The secret to being a Skinny woman is to have a good exercise regime of about half an hour in the morning and half an hour in the evening. This kind of an exercise routine would help reduce weight (as early morning exercise results in burning more fat and also exercise in the evening lets your metabolism burn more fat while you are sleeping) and retain that perfect figure.

After you have shed those extra kilos, then to remain the Skinny Women you want to be would take only light exercise 2-3 days in a week.

3. For that Skinny Woman **** looks…Skinny woman are not only health conscious but also work out to have that great curvy figure and **** looks

Skinny Woman has toned muscles that not only enhance their beauty but also result in burning fat.

Skinny women eat out very rarely and even if they really go out and pamper their taste buds they do not gain weight as a result of a high metabolism rate with a good exercise regime.

Skinny women take good care of their body and exercise for half an hour 2-3 times a day for that curvy **** look.

4. Skinny women do not deprive themselves of any food… Skinny Women eat everything that they like but just keep off a few high calorie sugary foods, alcohol …

Skinny women don’t give up on the simple pleasures of life like going to fast food joint, bars or even enjoy a yummy piece of a birthday cake. It’s just that they very rarely indulge in such high calorie diet.

For an overweight woman to loose weigh the best thing to do would be to give up a few things like soda, alcohol and high sugary foods.

5. Skinny women believe in supplements… Skinny women know how to use supplements in the right manner.

Skinny women know how their body functions and make use of the knowledge and take supplements when they decide to go on a diet or a strict exercise regime to loose weight.

They do not just have supplements and sit by for the excess weight to just vanish in thin air but make all the efforts required from their side.

For losing weight and enjoy those great looks just put to practice all the tips on the page, but to do it the best and the Skinny Woman way and enjoy life while being Skinny it would be ideal to follow the tips along with a weight loss supplement.

6. Skinny women consume water… Skinny women carry their bottle of water wherever they are. Their bottle goes with them in their car, in the purse, on their worktable, or at home. Even if they don’t drink lots of water they avoid coffee, fruit juices and sodas.

Skinny women drink a lot of water in the same manner you would like to drink a diet soda or a fruit juice. Water plays a vital role for the Skinny Woman in losing weight and also has the below mentioned benefits….

· As water intake increases the fat would decrease

· For burning off all that excess fat water is very important

· If you consume approximately 3-4 ounce bottles of this magical fluid –water – then losing weight will not be a problem any more…You will be surprised to see that you have lost an amazing 5 pounds in your very first week of drinking water.

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