Detox Bath for Weight Loss
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I tried, but I was unable to drink the entire tubful.
You were doing it wrong.
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Wow..theres some very funny people on this site..I love it!!0
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It tastes even worse after youve soaked in it for a while lol0
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Ok, this would obviously not be my main source of weight loss.I would eat healthy and exercise..I am going back on what I called my "Honduras and Nicaragua Mission Trip Diet"...........for those who tried the detox bath did you lose any weight?
Uhmmm, it would not be any source of weight loss......0 -
Oh yea..everything on the internet is true.. I forgot.
Don't you think that if this 'diet' was real, we'd all be soaking daily and naturally skinny?
Sorry, some things are just so idiotic, like the 'three day military diet' post from another day. People are gullible to the max.0 -
ONE! ONE ridiculous theory! AH HA HA HA HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!0
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Honey, you aren't going to lose anything from this. If it relaxes you, and you enjoy it, then do it, but those are the only benefits.0
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You were doing it wrong.
I love this! :laugh:0 -
You can't lose weight soaking in a tub. You don't lose weight by sprinkling flavor enhancer on your food. You don't lose weight with shakes and supplements. There is no magic pill.
You lose weight by consuming less calories than you use.0 -
Sorry, but that's pseudoscience. Decreasing your energy intake is what results in an actual loss of fat.0
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I take a bath in epsome salt and baking soda at least 1 time per week and more if I can find time. However, I don't do To lose weight but if you are feeling bloated it Can definitely help you eliminate some excess water you might be carrying. The baking soda just makes my skin soft. All in all it just helps to ease my sore muscles.0
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No joke, you can lose weight by saying Ralph 3 times a day. All you have to do is after each meal shove a spoon down your throat until you say RAAAALLLPPPHH!0
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LMAOOOO :laugh: sorry but it was really funny..... I dont think it would work though0
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If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.
Just step back for a minute and think how the devil this would work? What possible biochemical processes in your body is this type of bath going to stimulate that fat just melts away? What toxins (and be specific now) are you going to purge from your body? How?
Apply a touch of skepticism, please.0 -
Caution: Do not take detox baths with epsom salt if you have heart trouble, high blood pressure, or are diabetic.0
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If this is a serious question then the answer is NO, it will not aid in weight loss. Not generally anyway. IF a person is inclined to take a bunch of high cal food into the bath with them and munch for the whole hour they soak, and then they stop that practice and "fast" while they soak, it might lead to cal deficit...or it might not.
I have used a salt bath in the past for relaxation. Equal amounts of epsom salts, sea salt, and baking soda. I mix up a big batch and divide into one cup portions. It actually is more relaxing than soaking in plain warm water. And it leaves my skin feeling very smooth.
Maybe the person who claimed they lost weight, soaked long enough that they had to pee and when they got on the scale they were down a pound....water weight only.
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Well you have all made me laugh ..thanks its been a long day at work .. especially the photo in the bath full of wotsits...
I think we can all be taken in by these "diet & weightloss" plans... years ago I went to a beauty salon & was wrapped in somekind of clay bandages then wrapped in clingfilm & zipped into a big bag to sweat it all out...
YES really I did this & lost a few inches but unfortunatly 20 yrs later I'm still here trying to lose those pounds...
but yes my skin did feel great after ... as a previous member & my partner keep reminding me the only way to lose weight is to eat less & do more I'm afraid.....:-)0 -
I am going back on what I called my "Honduras and Nicaragua Mission Trip Diet"...
My parents go on medical missions trips and lose SO much weight on them.0
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