Losing salt bloat
eque_price
Posts: 32 Member
Hey all
I have been eating poorly on my vacation and want to do a quick little detox for my recently acquired salt bloat. Is there anything I can do for a 24 hour detox. Nothing extreme just something simple to help my bloated tummy come down?
Thanks so much!:)
I have been eating poorly on my vacation and want to do a quick little detox for my recently acquired salt bloat. Is there anything I can do for a 24 hour detox. Nothing extreme just something simple to help my bloated tummy come down?
Thanks so much!:)
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Just eat normally and drink loads of water.
Forget the detox1 -
Nope.. Stick to drinking some water, do this for 1 - 2- 3- days depending on how bad it is, and wait it out. It will work itself out.1
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Drink water and eat normally. Your body "detoxes" itself.1
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There's no such thing as a "detox", they're bunk. As others have already said, eat normally and drink water, the human body is more than adequately equipped to "detox" itself.1
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Plenty of fluids and plenty of patience. Just get back to your normal routine and your body will handle the rest :flowerforyou:2
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Drink water and pee.2
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rankinsect wrote: »Drink water and pee.
By which I mean "drink water" and "urinate", not drink "water and pee". That would be gross.11 -
rankinsect wrote: »rankinsect wrote: »Drink water and pee.
By which I mean "drink water" and "urinate", not drink "water and pee". That would be gross.
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rankinsect wrote: »rankinsect wrote: »Drink water and pee.
By which I mean "drink water" and "urinate", not drink "water and pee". That would be gross.
LMAO!!0 -
dandelion tea, helps urine out-put along with what everyone else said (lots of water!). Hope you had a great vacation!1
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I like to use a diuretic like MHP's Xpel along with 1-2 gallons of water
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Adding the juice of one lemon along with cranberry juice to my bottle of water usually ensures a thorough water flush, as in peeing ever 20-30 minutes.1
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Time. Caffeine.1
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You could drink water which will balance out the salt which you will then shed through urination, but there is no need to call it a "detox". Salt isn't a toxin.
Or, in my opinion, you would probably be best off just not caring because it has no affect whatsoever on your health....it just will cause temporary water retention.1
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