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If your weight seems to fluctuate overnight, you feel heavy, bloated, or uncomfortable in your clothes, this video explains what’s really happening inside your body and how to reset it in just 24 hours. Sudden changes on the scale are often driven by shifts in glycogen storage, sodium balance, hydration, and electrolyte regulation, not true fat gain. When carbohydrates are stored as glycogen in the muscles and liver, they bind significant amounts of water. Excess sodium intake can further increase fluid retention, especially around the abdomen, face, and ankles.

In this video, Dr. Mandell explains how increasing water intake, restoring potassium and magnesium balance, reducing processed foods, and supporting natural kidney function can help the body release retained fluid efficiently and safely. You’ll also learn why movement, sweating, fiber-rich vegetables, and simple dietary changes can rapidly improve bloating, digestion, energy, and scale weight in a short time frame.

This is not about extreme dieting or fat loss claims. It’s about understanding how your body regulates fluids, electrolytes, and metabolism so you can feel lighter, look better, and regain control quickly. Many people notice measurable changes within 24 hours, which can be a powerful motivator to continue healthier habits long term.

Try it for one day and pay attention to how your body responds.

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