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Dr. Norris J. Chumley is a doctor of theology and the arts, and has lost 160 pounds and maintained it over 16 years with God's help. The author/host of "The Joy of Weight Loss: a Spiritual Guide to Easy Fitness," and many TV programs and DVD's, including "Spiritual Guide to Weight Loss" and "30 Days to Spiritual Well Being," Dr. Norris also does private consultations, leads workshops and lectures nationally. He has been a featured Beliefnet daily columnist and contributing editor for many years.
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I drink 72-90 ounces of water per day...is that too much?
Thank you for the consequnces of excessive water drinking. The disc jockeys of that radio station will have to live with their conscequences of their actions of encouraging the young lady to hang in there instead of giving her a consolation prize.
I read somewhere that one should drink half his/her body weight in water. As I am 300 pounds, I must drink 150 ounces of water a day and thus be confined to my home or be near a toilet when travelling. Am I right or wrong?
Don't forget that food has water in it too. A lot of the liquid we need daily is in our food.
Twenty seven years ago I lost 200 pounds and have maintain that weight untill about 1 year ago i have gained back 35 pounds and ca not drink but a few sips of water and about 2 hot cups of tea a day I cant lose the weight and cant drink can you help
Thanks KC
I can drink just the right amount or lesser,but when i work out and sweat a lot,i drink as much as i can,but it is more suitable to drink gatorade or any electrolyte replenishing drink instead when we perspire a lot,too much of anything destroys.
I was recently told that to get the correct number as to how many ounces of water you should drink per day you should take your weight & devide it in half, so if you weigh 150 pounds you should drink 75 ounces of water.
generally anything in excessive amount is NEVER good for you, whether it is healthy or not.
thanks for the insite
Of course! Too much water, especially w/o eliminating it, will cause an unbalance of electrolytes which can stop your heart just like pulling a switch! As a nurse, I've seen people who seem to be addicted to water. We even had to put signs up warning not to give these patients water b/c they would call in staff from from the hall, such as lab techs, respiratory therapy, or radiology, to ask for water, which would thro them out of the balance we had worked so hard to find! This is known as polydipsia, & is a symptom of several disoders. Diabetes is one, & I'm here to tell you, it's almost impossible to not drink when your mouth feels like cotton. But to put a body through such torture for a game?? Unbelievable. The station should have consulted an MD first!
That family should have gotten anything. That was the mothers choice to drink all of that water. She would have been better off going to the store and buy a wii.
the family should not have gotten nothing! It was the mothers choice to drink all of that water. That was really dumb!!!!!!!!!
Wow, didn't know u could drink alot of water but I do & on a diet & on water pills every day I take them jeez biy do I pee and LOST 60 pounds Im sooooooooo HAPPY!!! :)
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