How much is considered a lot of water in relation to EtG and it's being water soluble?

More than you would normally need given the weather conditions.

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Originally Posted by smoothy

More than you would normally need given the weather conditions.

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What does THAT mean?

Huge difference between replacing water lost to evaporation (normal sweating) vs... just drinking way more than you need.

Being its winter... the former isn't a problem... the latter WILL make you fail a test for dilution..

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Originally Posted by smoothy

Huge difference between replacing water lost to evaporation (normal sweating) vs...just drinking way more than you need.

Being its winter....the former isn't a problem....the latter WILL make you fail a test for dilution..

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My understanding is dilution only shows up if it is 3 hours before a test.

Also, is a gallon per day a lot?

In the winter yes... in the summer no...

If you expect specific info to tell you specifically how to cheat on a test.. its against the site rules to give it.. and even ask for it..

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In the winter yes....in the summer no....

If you expect specific info to tell you specifically how to cheat on a test..its against the site rules to give it..and even ask for it..

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I am not asking how to cheat, I am just asking how much water is considered a lot in relation to EtG and elimination of it in urine.

And I told you... and there is really only one reason to be asking that.

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And I told you....and there is really only one reason to be asking that.

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So how do you know this information?

Its really pretty obvious... there is only one reason you would NEED to know this.

Other than being a med school student... and they wouldn't be here asking for it.

What matters is I believe that's the reason... and I do.

To the poster. What other reason would there be to ask? The only logical reason is that you're trying to beat an ETG test. No one on this site will give you information on how to do that, if it could even be done. It's not only against the law, it's against the rules of this site.

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Good sleuthing, Alty!