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Wed, Apr-11-01, 10:03

otenn

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I don't know why this is, or if anyone else finds this to be true, but I'm new to this WOE and I have been trying to keep my water intake way up.

For some reason, I find I can drink TONS of water while I am at work all day, over 2 litres before lunch even! But at home on the weekends, I'm feeling like I am stuffing myself overfull if I try to squeeze a 6 oz cup in every once in a while....I don't know why this is?

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