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Dry fasting vs Dry Salt Loading

Does dry salt loading dampen the effects of straight dry fasting? Just finished a 108 hr (sunday night to friday morning) fast, with a 48 dry and a 24 dry to bookend that. While i was dry, i kept considering dry salt loading, but wasn’t sure if this could slow the weight cut… From my understanding: - Dry fasting is effective because as the body goes for metabolic water in fat cells, it feeds on electrolytes in those cells - so Dry salt loading should slow down that process? Or does staying salty (ABS) make you release all the water (piss)? For anyone curious: Current progress: - Sw: 198lbs. 2 week of cutting (dry and snake juice / almost daily walking 1hr and high intensity/low volume lifting). - Cw: 185lbs (did some social eating on weekends) - Goal: 2 more weeks of cutting after some social eating tomorrow. Trying to get to 170-175lbs, but don’t want to look flat at the end of cuttting, so will cap it off with a moderate-carb morning refeed and high-intensity lifting day.

Answer

Do you think that when our ancestors dry fasted, they carried a giant block of salt with them and licked it?

https://getyarn.io/yarn-clip/f44377d3-272b-40b3-888c-aa3859b63521

you don’t need salt.