how does sucking on a pebble make you less thirsty - or loose less water or something?
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It makes you salivate, which makes your mouth feel less dry, which reduces the sensation of thirst.
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I don't think so...may appear that way but it is probably only fluid that you are decreasing.  Sorry...you have to do it the old fashioned way =)
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Your skin felt the need for moisture.  The temperature of the water as well as the humidity of your surroundings will affect it also.  You could have had something to drink that dehydrated you a little.  You could of been thirsty and didn't know it.  Lots of reasons.\n\nJust be thankful that your body is created in such a way to handle this without you having to think about it.
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Actually, it's the volume of the headspace (the empty space between the liquid and the top of the can.  In some circles, this is known as "ullage".  Search on that.  Given enough ullage, the pressure will be lower.
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Water is water.  The only possible risk is that the carbonation will fill you up more quickly and could cause you to drink less water.\n\nThat said, I did have a friend once who thought carbonation increased cellulite, but I have no idea where she got that from.
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you retain water when you dont have enough water in you. so if you want to lose water weight you want to drink lots of water so your body doesnt retain the water!
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Nearly correct answer:\n\nIt's not specifically the water that's of importance, it's the temperature of the water.  A cold beverage will cool down the gum, lowering its pliability.  Drinking a beverage at the same temperature as your mouth should have no effect on the gum.\n\n\nOverblown technical garble:\n\nAnother way to describe this phenomenon is to think of gum as a liquid that has a viscosity, as all fluids do.  Viscosity is inversely proportional to temperature (the higher the temperature, the lower the viscosity).  Gum is an interesting substance in that at a short time scale (a few seconds), it behaves like a solid, but at a longer time scale (several minutes) it will behave like a liquid and fill the shape of its container.  This touches on the subject of rheology, which is a segment of fluid mechanics.
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Take 10 short sips from a glass of water while holding a pen or pencil between your lips and the glass.\n\nA tip from my dad. Always works... although I usually end up with a wet shirt.
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because u have very less water in u r body ,,drink lots and lots of water
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Your spoo acts like an adhesive and glues the tip of your dinky shut. Just open the end of it right before you pee and it should all flow freely!!!!!!!
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Yes!  Your brain doesn't differentiate between hunger and thirst so a lot of times, those hunger pangs can be stifled by rehydrating and you won't intake calories that your body doesn't actually need.  Most people operate continually dehydrated.  If you got all the water you need -6 to 8 glasses a day- your body would have a lot easier time functioning (including increased metabolic function).  Also, drinking more water won't just help you lose weight -- it'll help you lose inches.  If your body is used to not getting enough water, it stores all that it can.  If you're giving it all it needs, you'll have less water retention!
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This is same question as "a small stone is dropped from sky". here instead of air there is water, but logic is same. Water resistance plays a major role. Before hitting the floor the pebble achieves the terminal velocity, then moves with constant speed towards the ocean floor. Weight of the stone does not play a role, but shape of the stone does for terminal velocity value. A spherical stone is less resistant that any other shape. [I am assuming it rotates randomly while travelling down, so not considering submarine shape:)].\n\nHow long is still an unanswered question, due to missing data.
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Drink less water.  You're waterlogged.
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Water is essential to survival and optimal health... but there IS such thing as too much of a good thing.\n\nSO, if you are guzzling down lots of water but not getting enough 'electrolytes' then you can end up with hyponatremia; a dangerous condition that results because your body needs to use electrolytes to create urine.\n\nALSO, the gastric emptying time of water alone is pretty fast (the time for water to leave your stomach) so you will NOT stretch out your stomach by drinking water.\n\nFind a balance. There's no *Magic* way to lose weight.
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i think its the amount of water in your body. they track it because if it goes too low it may mean that you are dehydrated.
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drink 2 gallons of water and hold it for 1 day then push real hard when going peepee
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You might try to eat some more fiber. It could help to keep you regular and not have the liquidy part.