It is common knowledge that
Adults should drink at least 1.5 litres of water a day. Dr Wendy Doyle of the British Dietetic Association says this amount is based on sound medical reasoning. Adults lose around 3 litres of fluid a day, she says: 1-1.5 litres as urine, 0.5-1 litres in perspiration, around 400ml in our breath, and about 300ml in our faeces.
It also goes without saying that this amount should increase in hotter weather, if you exercise a lot and if you do physically demanding work as fluid loss should be restricted.
If these two arguments are not enough for you, I will list the 10 main positive implication of drinking more water and staying hydrated:
- Weight loss: water helps regulate the appetite. It promotes a feeling of fullness and helps get rid of the feeling of hunger.
- Metabolism stimulation: fluids help boost the metabolism and burn calories.
- Training improvements: water increases muscle power. Therefore, it is recommended to drink
before beginning any physical activity. - Skin improvement: drinking 2 liters of water a day hydrates the body. It helps combat dry skin and eliminate the toxins and bacteria accumulated. Staying hydrated improves skin's appearance and gives the face a more youthful appearance.
- Headache prevention: not drinking enough water is a common cause of headaches.
- Improvement of concentration.
- Strenghtening of the immune system.
- Improvement of purification and digestion: water helps our organism eliminate toxins and body waste. This function is combined with regular bowel movements that are critical to proper digestion. Drinking water might help relieve constipation.
- Increased energy.
- You will feel better.
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