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One of America's top celebrity trainers gives her number one tip for losing weight

Apr 14, 2016, 21:04 IST

Autumn Calabrese is a star trainer.

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She's become synonymous with Beach Body's 21 Day Fix nutrition and exercise plan, which has taken the Internet by storm. Many people are envious of her chiseled abs.

She has a wealth of knowledge when it comes to what people need to get in shape, but her number one diet and wellness tip is surprising - it doesn't involve freak cleanses, nixing carbs, or taking the hair of a small child to create a magic witch's brew. 

In fact, you probably have the ingredient readily on tap...pun intended.

"Drink water," she said in a phone interview with Business Insider. "Yeah, portion control is really important, too [but] it's amazing how many Americans are actually dehydrated and that leads to so many problems."

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And many times you reach for that bag of chips, you might just be thirsty.

"Our bodies can't really tell the difference between hunger and thirst," she said, "so a lot of times people are dehydrated and they think they're hungry so they go eat when really they just need … a glass of water."

"That's what our bodies are made of ... it'[s what flushes our system ... keeps us going," she said. "Being dehydrated is a miserable feeling; I've done it for competitions ... so my biggest tip is actually drink your water."

Can't stomach the stuff? Good news - you don't need to chug eight full glasses each day, and there are water bottles that can make imbibing water a much more pleasant experience.

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