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hani2103 · Post time 17-7-2012 11:02 AM

hani baru minum hari ke 2...so far membuang air tu confirm....n pagi ni dh membuang.... memang puas la....hasilnya juga sgt 2 lumayan

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rasanya QR ni pun sgt2 la light rasanya....boleh bancuh dlm botol air yg kita minum letak air kosong,
haus jer minum air kosong + QR yg sentiasa berendam dlm botol tu.... tak per ker kita rendam seharian uncang QR tu TT??

mayaadam · Post time 17-7-2012 11:40 AM

Salam semua

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nanie · Post time 17-7-2012 11:40 AM

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RanMouri · Post time 17-7-2012 12:06 PM

Post Last Edit by RanMouri at 17-7-2012 12:08

Reply 103# nanie

Reply 102# mayaadam

jom lah try

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RanMouri · Post time 17-7-2012 12:07 PM

klu minum bulan puasa blh ker ? haus tak sepanjang kita berpuasa ?
ina_1195 Post at 17-7-2012 09:27

so far sy minum takde rasa haus2 tu sis....kalu bulan puasa minum semsa sahur sekali..lepas berbuka sekali

AcIkaNnA · Post time 17-7-2012 12:20 PM

btl btl tak de rase haus yg kite perlu minum air bergelen

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skrng ni sy makin aktif berpeluh

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utk yg suh pm tu sy pm dah yer.. sekadar membantu TT pm..hehehehehehe

RanMouri · Post time 17-7-2012 02:06 PM

Reply 106# AcIkaNnA

bagus peluh2 tu...sy harini pandai sikit

...tuang air panas gelegak 'setengah' cawan jerk...bila guna air panas gelegak, sume ingredient dia keluar ke dalam air lebih cepat...so, tak perlu air bbyk..nak kena minum sikit jerk nnti

...tapi sesiapa yg sharing minum ngan hb tu...buat lah penuh secawan tuh

so far, badan rasa ringan....mungkin dah byk water retention keluar...dok kerap g toilet buang air kecil...cuma, harini dah kurang ke toilet...

AcIkaNnA · Post time 17-7-2012 02:13 PM

Reply 107# RanMouri

sy mmg pakai air panas gelegak lepas masak ..hehehehe.. kalu berpeluh tu jgn ckp lah... mmg mcm air hujan menitik..heheheh

RanMouri · Post time 17-7-2012 02:44 PM

Reply 101# hani2103

boleh juga camtu sisi...jimat masa...

RanMouri · Post time 17-7-2012 03:50 PM

Reply 108# AcIkaNnA

banyak betul water retention tu gamaknya Acikanna

RanMouri · Post time 17-7-2012 03:52 PM

ni sy jumpa ni ineternet

Water retention, also known as fluid retention refers to an excessive build up of fluid in the circulatory system, body tissues, or cavities in the body. Up to 70% of the human body consists of water. Water exists both inside and outside our body's cells. Blood is mostly made up of water, as are our organs and muscles.

To read specifically about edema (UK: oedema), click below:

What is edema? What causes edema?

A complex system of hormones and prostaglandins (hormone-like substances) is used by the human body to regulate water levels. So that excess water intake one day can be resolved by the kidneys quickly excreting the excess urine, while a lack of fluids on another day may result in much less urination that usual.

Up to 70% of our body is water:
Muscle is made up of approximately 75% water
Fat consists of about 50% water
Bones are made up of about 50% water
Where does fluid retention occur?

Capillaries - Fluid (liquid) rich in nutrients, vitamins and oxygen continuously passes from tiny blood vessels (capillaries) into surrounding tissues - this fluid is known as interstitial fluid (tissue fluid). Interstitial fluid nourishes cells and eventually makes its way back to the capillaries.

Water retention may occur if pressure inside the capillaries changes. Water (fluid) retention is also possible if something occurs that makes the capillary walls too leaky. If something goes wrong with capillary pressure or capillary wall permeability (wall becomes too leaky), excess liquid (fluid) will be released into the tissue spaces between cells. If too much fluid is released more and more of it will remain in the tissues, rather than returning to the capillaries, resulting in swelling and waterlogging (water retention).

The lymphatic system - which consists of a network of vessels throughout the body, drains this fluid from tissues and empties it back into the bloodstream. However, if too much fluid is released in the first place the lymphatic system can be overwhelmed - it is unable to return fluid fast enough, and it accumulates (fluid retention). Sometimes, if the lymphatic system is congested, there may be something wrong with the rate at which fluid is returned back into the bloodstream - fluid will remain in the tissues, causing swelling in various parts of the body, including the abdomen, ankles, legs and feet.

The heart

Normal pressure within blood vessels is partly maintained by the pumping force of the heart. However, if the heart starts to fail (congestive heart failure), there will be a change in blood pressure, which often results in serious water retention.