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Why your body sometimes holds water even though nothing has changed about your body fat.
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What this is about
Water retention is a normal bodily response, not a sign that something's going wrong.
The scale can shift by one to two kilos from one day to the next, with no change to your body fat at all. The fluctuation itself is harmless. The trouble is that it's often mistaken for real progress or a real setback.
“Water isn't fat, but it can feel exactly like it.”
What’s inside
Why water retention is so confusing
Sodium and carbs, stress and cycle, training, drinking too little
How to really recognise the difference
Short-term and long-term measures
What doesn't help, even if it sounds like it
A brief safety note
What to remember, and how to continue
A look inside
Three real pages from the guide.
What you take away
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Why fluctuations are simply part of the body.
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How to reliably tell the two apart.
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Concrete measures instead of myths.
Not every fluctuation is a setback. Some of it is just water.
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