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Benefits of Drinking Water
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It’s no secret that up to 60% of the human body is comprised of water. But did you know that on any given day you lose 64 ounces of water through perspiration (16 ounces from your feet alone)? Unless you’re working out, most of this perspiration goes unnoticed. But our body is constantly regulating its temperature through sweat. Even when you’re sitting in a chair, typing on your computer, your body is still maintaining a healthy core temperature.
In the battle to stay hydrated, it sometimes feels like the only option is countless trips to the bathroom. But before you move your office into the second stall, let’s figure out just how much water you should be consuming each day.
HOW MUCH WATER SHOULD WE DRINK EACH
The recommended water consumption can vary based on age, weight, sex, activity level, and the climate you live in.
But generally speaking, women should drink 90 ounces (11 cups) of fluids per day and men should drink 125 ounces (16 cups) per day. But if you want to get specific, there’s a pretty simple way to figure out the exact amount of water you should be drinking each day. Multiply your weight by ⅔ then consider your activity level. You should add 12 ounces of water to your daily intake for every 30 minutes of exercise.
But, other than maintaining 60% of your body mass and a few extra trips to the restroom, what do you get from drinking water all day?
INCREASES BRAIN POWER AND PROVIDES ENERGYNeed a mental boost? Next time you feel your mental performance diminish, skip the cup of coffee and drink some water.
Four ways dehydration affects your brain:
1. Dehydration affects your mood.
2. Dehydration reduces your cognitive and motor skills.
3. Dehydration makes you more sensitive to pain.
4. Dehydration affects your memory.
If you begin to feel these dehydration symptoms, grab a glass of water.

PROMOTES HEALTHY WEIGHT MANAGEMENT AND WEIGHT LOSS
Your brain isn’t the only part of your body to feel the positive impact of staying hydrated. Water aids in the removal of fat by-products and also helps you feel more full. Not only does this act as a natural appetite suppressant, but it can also improve your metabolism.
Research on water’s impact on your metabolic function is ongoing. But one thing is certain – you’re less likely to gain weight when you drink a couple of glasses of water before a meal rather than eating the basket of bread.
FLUSHES OUT TOXINS You’ve probably heard the expression, “sweat it out.” Water consumption helps your body flush out waste through sweat and urination. This also prevents kidney stones and protects you from urinary tract infections. Your body is able to naturally detoxify through the use of its lungs, liver, and kidneys. But sometimes we give it more than it can handle (i.e. holiday eating marathons or a few too many drinks over the weekend).
Water consumption helps your body flush out waste through sweat and urination. This also prevents kidney stones and protects you from urinary tract infections. Your body is able to naturally detoxify through the use of its lungs, liver, and kidneys. But sometimes
we give it more than it can handle (i.e. holiday eating marathons or a few too many drinks over the weekend).

Improve Your Complexion
It’s understandable that if your body is composed of 60% water, dehydration will harm your skin. Your skin is an organ. Water is important for organ function.
“If your skin is not getting the sufficient amount of water, the lack of hydration
will present itself by turning your skin dry, tight and flaky. Dry skin has less resilience and is more prone to wrinkling. Drinking water is great for your skin.
It helps to moisturize it, keep it soft, and removes wrinkles.
MAINTAINS REGULARITY Being regular is the result of a healthy digestive system. Drinking water helps your body digest everything you eat. According to Mayo Clinic, water helps break down food (so that your body can absorb the nutrients) and prevents constipation.

BOOSTS IMMUNE SYSTEM Want to know the easiest way to stay healthy during the cold and flu season? Drink more water! One of the most commonly overlooked benefits of drinking water is a healthy immune system.
Drinking water has been directly related to a stronger immune system. According to Fit Day, water strengthens your immune system in two ways: First, it carries oxygen to your body’s cells, which results in properly functioning systems. And secondly (see the third point mentioned), it flushes harmful toxins from your body. Water has also been shown to reduce the risk of bladder cancer by rapidly flushing toxins from your bladder.
PREVENTS HEADACHES One of the most common symptoms of dehydration is headaches. Water is important for brain function. In addition to increasing brain power, drinking water also helps prevent and relieve headaches often caused by dehydration. Medical News Today explains that a dehydration headache occurs when your body loses essential fluids to function properly. Dehydration can cause the brain to temporarily shrink from fluid loss. This mechanism causes the brain to pull away from the skull, causing pain and resulting in a dehydration headache.

HELPS REGULATE YOUR BODY TEMPERATURE One of the more well-known benefits of water is the way it replenishes your body’s cooling system source – sweat.
Sweat is the natural cooling system of your body. Water is a key ingredient of your sweat, your body needs enough water to properly regulate your body’s temperature through perspiration.
Improves Your Heart Health Research has shown a link between coronary heart disease and water consumption. Water maintains the proper viscosity of blood and plasma and fibrinogen distribution.
PREVENTS BAD BREATH Have you ever hung out in a crowd of runners after a marathon? You’d be wise to remain at a comfortable distance when speaking. Bad breath is often a clear sign of dehydration. In addition to the food you eat, dehydration can also cause bad breath. Drinking a sufficient amount of water washes away leftover food particles and oral bacteria that lead to bad breath.
PUTS YOU IN A BETTER MOOD Just as a well-oiled engine runs at top performance, so your body will also work better when properly hydrated. And when your internal systems and organs are running better, you’re more likely to feel better about yourself. In turn, you’re more likely to be in a good mood!
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Lemon, Ginger
and Turmeric Infused Water

Ingredients
- 1 tablespoon ground turmeric
- 4 slices fresh ginger root
- 1/2 lemon, sliced
- 2 quarts water
Directions
- Combine all ingredients in a large glass carafe or pitcher.
Cover and refrigerate 12-24 hours.




























