HEALTH COACH - Weight loss - drinking water like THIS makes you look fatter | Life & Style

HEALTH COACH -

 Weight loss - drinking water like THIS makes you look fatter | Life & Style  
 
 If you drink your water from a bottle, you can make yourself fat. 
 
 That's right, your water bottle could be your enemy if you look good - despite what you are Could believe in it 
 
 That's because drinking from a bottle leads to that You will lose more air, causing flatulence in the stomach. 
 "Our training consultant said that drinking water directly from the bottle brings you more." 
 
 The tip was taken by a flight that was attended, The warning during the training 
 
 Pouring water into a cup and sipping it, "Jayna, who works for Thomas Cook, said Byrdie.co.uk. 
 
 If you drink from a cup, this additional air is reduced, resulting in a slimmer, thinner 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Dr. Anthony Hobson, clinical director of the Functional Gut Clinic, is the UK's first independent accredited gastrointestinal physiology. 
 
 
 
 
 
 Service has explained what causes flatulence. 
 
 The doctor recognizes how the condition is associated with IBS and how 
 
 The NHS also advised in their list the way to stop flatulence: "Do not try to swallow too much air Do not talk and eat at the same time, sit down (sitting upright and not overtaken), reduce the amount of carbonated beverages you consume, listen to chewing gum and chew with your mo "19459003] 
 
 
 
 When we eat more water-rich foods , We take the water slower because it is trapped in the structure of these foods, "said dermatologist Howard Murad, MD 
 
" This slow absorption means that water remains in the food our body longer, with one Variety of additional advantages. "
 
 This unique weight loss pill could help to make overweight Britians lose two stone without surgery. 
 
 A study unveiled at the world's largest obesity conference showed a pill that contains a balloon an effective alternative 
 
 Makuladegeneration is the leading cause of blindness in the over 55 in developed countries, but the eating of low GI foods could stop it. 
 
 New research has discovered that The switch from a high-glycemic (GI) diet to a low-glycemic diet can stop the progress of age-related macular degeneration (AMD). 
 
 The study by Tufts University found that for the same amount of total carbohydrate, High GI food release sugar into the bloodstream faster than low GI food