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Posted by Structure8998 on 3/19/2007 on Structure8998's blog It may. During hard exercise, particularly in hot weather, you sweat and lose a lot of water and salt. Your performance does not suffer until you lose a very large amount of fluid, about five percent of your body weight or more.
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