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Sunday, September 27, 2009

How To Get Skinny Arms With Water

By Katherine Crawford M.S.

Are you aware of the importance of hydration? Do you know how to properly manage your hydration? Well, learning how to optimize your water intake is essential if you want to maximize arm fat loss and get thin arms. Yet it can be very confusing.

How did drinking water become a mind field? I personally believe the root cause is caffeine. You see, caffeine does a very good job at masking the effects of dehydration and makes it very hard to optimize water intake.

You could be constantly dehydrated without even knowing it.

So here are 5 more reasons to stay hydrated when trying to get skinny arms:

1. A cooler core. Once your core temperature reaches a certain level your body will not want to move any more. The end result? Shorter and less effective arm-thinning workouts.

2. Less blood. Blood carries nutrients to all the tissues in your body. And the biggest component of blood is water. So if you're dehydrated your body will get less fuel when it needs it.

3. Waste accumulation. Almost every single reaction in your body requires water. And so does the removal of waste.

4. A decreased metabolism. A fast metabolism is the holy grail of thin and skinny arms. Unfortunately, insufficient water intake will lower your metabolism.

5. Poor mental outlook. This effect from dehydration is absolutely horrible. Anything that decreases motivation or worsens mood should be avoided at all costs. Getting thin arms is hard. Getting thin arms with poor mental functioning is harder.

6. Less exercise ability. Without sufficient water your muscles will not be able to exercise at full capacity. Why? Because they are mostly made of water!

Water does your body good. So make sure you aren't a victim of constant low grade dehydration. If your caffeine intake is high, you may be suffering from dehydration. So if you want to get thin arms, drink up! - 17274

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