Why You Shouldn't Worry About Overnight Weight Gain
Why You Shouldn't Worry About Overnight Weight Gain
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That "extra lb" is probably not as bad as you think.
Our body is made up by 55-70% water on average and a large part of the daily weight fluctuations will be due to temporary fluid retention and food in transit.
There are various reasons why one may retain liquids:
👉Excess sodium
👉Excess carbohydrates (for each gram of carbohydrate stored as glycogen in our
body, between 2.5-3g of water is retained)
👉Stress
👉Being on your period
👉Physical inactivity
✅How to solve the above?
🥙Returning to your normal diet
🏋️Doing physical activity
💧Drinking enough water (yes, staying hydrated helps eliminate fluid retention).
📲Remember that with Fitia you can monitor your progress in a quick and easy way. Download it for free here.
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