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It's fairly easy to deduce if you've ever weighed yourself at night and again in the morning. You always lose a pound or so while sleeping.
by TillE 12y ago
It's fairly easy to deduce if you've ever weighed yourself at night and again in the morning. You always lose a pound or so while sleeping.
- bduerst 12y agoThe weight lost during sleeping is probably the water lost through respiration and transpiration (sweat).
- Consultant32452 12y agoYeah, but that's not really the answer most people are looking for. They're not looking for water loss, they mean the fat cells.
- barrkel 12y agoWater is a byproduct of burning fat.
- JshWright 12y agoYes, but the only part of the fat that transfers to the water is the hydrogen, which weighs just slightly more than nothing (perhaps TFA covers this... I didn't read it...)
- gayprogrammer 12y ago> ... the only part of the fat ... It's only Hydrogen... But it still needs to go somewhere. Oxygen comes in to carry away the Hydrogen as water--you can't urinate Hydrogen.