This is ridiculous!
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Woodmangler
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I have never drank water.... other than a quick sip at a drinking fountain or whatever...
Now I am drinking water... because I want to "follow the program" ... and I know me; If I skip something or cut a corner I risk screwing up the whole thing...
What was I talking about??
Oh yeah... ridiculous.
I have to pee about every 10 minutes... I am getting more exercise walking to the bathroom than I get... uhh... exercising!
Does the body get used to this and the urge to go subside later or??
Now I am drinking water... because I want to "follow the program" ... and I know me; If I skip something or cut a corner I risk screwing up the whole thing...
What was I talking about??
Oh yeah... ridiculous.
I have to pee about every 10 minutes... I am getting more exercise walking to the bathroom than I get... uhh... exercising!
Does the body get used to this and the urge to go subside later or??
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I pee so much now... =X0
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LOL! I think you will get more used to it haha! I drink tons of water mostly because I sweat alot both at work and during workout times. Good for you for increasing your water intake!0
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I'm in the same boat! Recently increased my water intake a LOT (gone from drinking soda all day to purely water) and I'm constantly needing to pee! Hopefully it'll get a bit better, but if not, it's a side effect I can cope with, seeing as it's so good for me0
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i am always running for the loo, dont think it gets easier but i am also on some water tablets to aid by BP meds, which is even worse.
just think of all that extra exercise especially if you have to run upstairs , could count as cardio? :happy:0 -
I've noticed it does get better, although I still have to visit the bathroom more than I'd like to! But it does burn a few extra calories, all that walking to and fro!0
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I am pretty sure your body will adjust. You are doing a good thing by flushing your system. Keep up the good work!0
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LOL, I go to the bathroom REAL often too!0
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For lack of a better term, I p-ss like a race-horse anymore. I have always drank a lot of water, definitely upped it with this whole lifestyle/diet thing, but I pee constantly. Annoying ... lol0
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One other thing, for the ladies, especially those who have had kids: since I stopped drinking soda and started drinking water and lost some weight, that womanly problem of springing a leak when I laugh has gone completely away, even though I still drink coffee like it's going out of style.0
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Oh yes. Lots of urinating. But, if you drink a lot of water and DON'T have to urinate you were probably a little dehydrated to begin with.0
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You'll get used to it. I drink about a 1/2 gallon a day and I usually have to pee about every hour or so. The first week I started, I ultra-hydrated to flush my system and drank 2 gallons a day. That was an every 20 minutes thing.0
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You will get used to it somewhat, so you won't have to go quite as often. But if you drink a lot of water, you'll need to pee frequently. Common sense.0
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Bright side of getting so much water... I pretty much do not want to drink anything else... its like "MORE fluids?!"0
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I can drink one cup or 3 cups and still have to pee every hour. So, I drink about 2 cups an hour while I'm at work. Not as much while I'm at home.0
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You will pee more just generally when you drink more water but that is a good thing! peeing often = much more healthy!!!
However generally your bladder calms down and you pee less often than when you first start.
Ain't no tax on peeing so pee away! It's a free country! ;-00 -
I have a gerbil bladder as well. One water in, one water out.0
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LOL Your body gets used to it and you'll pee less often after a while. Trust me, I understand, I drank a gallon of water yesterday...0
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I've been peeing for three years straight.0
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i'm sure the people at work think there's something wrong with me the amount I pee! I get strange looks from my dad and he knows that i'm dieting!!0
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your body WILL subside once it gets used to how much more water your putting in your body. . . i was always dehydrated so i started drinking more water and peed every 20 minutes for a week. . . the second week it was once every hour. . . now i drink almost half my body weight and pee a lot less but my bladder and body got used to it. . stick with it and it WILL get better0
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