posted August 07, 2016 09:36 AM            

- Alleviates darkness under eyes
- reduces puffiness
- clears up acne
- creates more dewy skin/youthful appearance
- weight loss

Seeing is believing.....

posted August 07, 2016 10:08 AM            

^ I saw the most difference in my dark circles. Which I’ve ALWAYS had! I find I’m using less concealer 😉 BUT I did have 2 changes in the last month that you cant see on a photo. Firstly, I was born with a congenital leftover on my bowels that wasn’t discovered and removed until I was 16. So I’ve had issues with my digestive tract basically my whole life. The last 2 weeks I’ve been more regular than I EVER have been before!!! Who knew digesting could be so exciting! Hehe! Secondly, I broke my plateau!!! I’ve been stuck for MONTHS and it was rather frustrating! I’ve lost 4 lbs in the last month by drinking a gallon a day! Now I’m going to be honest… I cheated 1 time… I had a can of Coke. I was pms’ing… But other than that one slip up, I didn’t drink anything but good ol’ water and some English breakfast tea (my favorite). And the funny thing is I don’t even miss all the juices and sodas…

I didn’t realize I was actually dehydrated before I started this challenge. I had crinkles and dark circles under my eyes, more oily skin, colored/stinky urine, and more cravings!! I weigh 330 lbs at the moment, and I’m a big girl. After this challenge, I realized 1 gallon a day should be the norm, because I only feel normal if I drink that much!
http://www.noexcusemom.com/one-gallon-water-challenge/

A few people at that site talk about losing weight after drinking a gallon of water a day.

Also, a tip from the comments section:

"What also helps me drink more water is to drink it with a straw."

posted August 11, 2016 06:53 PM            

Spring water, well water, not fluoride swamped chemical loaded tap water. Purified or filtered water can be sewer water before treatment. Not sure of the energetic or vibrational makeup of that...

posted August 16, 2016 05:53 PM            

One thing I just noticed in these "after" pictures: less redness.

Maybe because water cools the fire of inflammation inside?

*researching*

Found this:

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Inflammation is the body's natural response to irritants as it attempts to eliminate them. These irritants can be anything from pollens and other allergens to disease organisms. A healthy body can often successfully ward off many of these irritants, making inflammation a temporary and mild discomfort. Sometimes, though, inflammation can become a long-lasting and even debilitating condition that can have long term negative consequences.

Health professionals have always recommended a healthy diet rich in natural anti-oxidants and plenty of fresh drinking water as being good ways to help manage inflammation. Water in particular is recommended because it can flush toxins and other irritants out of the system.

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posted January 30, 2017 08:24 PM            

I was reading online and other people also reported negative side effects from this. Of course, the answer came back, "That's impossible, water is good for you, the doctors say...."

But it's simple cause and effect for me.

posted February 03, 2017 04:21 PM            

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Originally posted by Angelic star:
Great article water is actually miraculous with healing and has many benefits. Apparently dirning 12-14 glasses of water day can begin to benefit a person within twenty four hours.

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