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    Cornell Study Challenges Water Weight Loss Belief

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    A recent Cornell University study suggests that drinking water during meals may actually increase food intake, contradicting previous weight-loss advice. Participants consumed about 40 grams more food for every additional 100ml of water. The research indicates that sipping water enhances food enjoyment and prolongs eating, challenging the notion that it creates a lasting sense of fullness.
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