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Offline dariorpl

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There seems to be a renewed interest in this topic. AV was anti water, while forum members like Sabertooth are very pro water. I've tried it all, 6 liters a day, half a cup a day. I can't find a definitive answer, except to say that the truth may lie somewhere in the middle, and that different bodies, different climates, different diets and different amounts of exercise and sweating, require different amounts of water. Likewise, detoxes seem to require more water.

"People Are Brainwashed Into Drinking Too Much Water."
Dr Tel Oren, MD

"Water Intoxication Is Diluting Your Electrolytes, Damaging Your Kidneys & Lowering Your Stomach Acid."

"20 Years Ago No One Carried Water Bottles Everywhere With Them & No One Had Electrolyte Deficiency."

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Re: Water intoxication: How excess water washes your nutrients away.
« Reply #1 on: November 27, 2025, 04:36:23 am »
From my experience I say never every drink excess water. During my delusional plant based high fruit days I consumed large amounts of still water because I thought I will detox it all out. I´d say I drank 3-4 liters daily, possibly more, even though I was not thirsty. With that I ate lots of carbs from fruits, fibrous vegetables and green juices, plus fake vegan sausages and very little meat and little to no bread. The result was extreme water retention and extreme weight fluctuations. I measured my weight religiously every morning and evening for years. In the morning I was thin and underweight and put on 59-60 kg on the scale. In the evening I had 69-70 kg. So 9-10 kg + from morning till evening from all the water, fruits and veggies.

My belly was huge, the candida/parasites multiplied insanely, my brain was dead and often I barely made it home from work. Terrible times. All that water plus the wrong diet messed up my stomach acid so badly, that I was not able to digest any food thereafter. Stool showed lots of undigested food and eating beef was almost impossible due to the lack of stomach acid. All that excess vitamin a from tomato sauce and carrots also fucked up my fat digestion among other things.

Drinking too much water is the dumbest thing you can do. Once you lower your stomach acid to the point where critters make themselves feel at home, your fucked. They make sure that the PH remains high so they are able to survive. Thanks to that I had to completely stop drinking still water and can now only consume proper carbonated mineral water. Recently did a 5 day water fast but during that time I was constantly consuming something in my stomach, even though I did not eat. That something was certainly candida/critters. Bravo to myself to listen to plant based retards years ago. Drinking excess water is a recipe for disaster. Drink water when your thirsty, not more is my experience. I can very much agree with the statement of Dr. Oren. The push for drinking water constantly is as retarded as the food pyramid.

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Re: Water intoxication: How excess water washes your nutrients away.
« Reply #2 on: Yesterday at 08:51:01 pm »
Very enlightening story.

10kg variance in a day for a 60kg person is absolutely insane. Even for a 100kg person I couldn't believe that was normal. So much for the vegan myth that plant food digests more easily.

My experience with drinking lots of water was that, the more water I got accustomed to drinking, the more thirsty I would become. I could not go more than 60 or 90 minutes without drinking water, and not feel thirsty. I had to carry a water bottle everywhere. And I mean a large, 1L bottle as the bare minimum. The first thing I would do when I woke up was gulp half a liter of water. I think your body gets used to requiring more water if it's constantly eliminating it.
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