Friday, 20 September 2013

Water And Exercise




The human body is made up of over 75% of water, and



as we all know, we cannot live without water. The



fact is, we can only survive for a total of 3 days



without water. Water has however, been replaced in



most diets by soft drinks and other sugar sweetened



refreshments. Keep in mind that water is a healthier



and necessary for leading yourself towards a better



health and longevity.





Your own personal need for water can vary greatly



due to exercise, weight, and temperature. Research



has proven that over 2/3 of adults don't get the



water they need on a daily basis. By drinking water



on a regular basis you can replenish your body and



keep it well hydrated and functioning as it should be.





A majority of us wait until we are thirsty before



we drink water. Keep in mind, this way isn't a



reliable gauge of the water needs for the body. By



the time you are thirsty you have already lost two



of more cups of the body's water supply. Therefore,



drinking water regularly is much better than simply



waiting until you are thirsty.





It is very important that you don't substitute



beverages with alcohol and caffeine for water. The



reason behind this is that those types of beverages



act as a diuretic and can cause you to lose more



weight through increased urination. You may think



and feel as if you are getting more water through



these beverages, although the fact is that you



are letting it go almost as fast as you consume it.





Anytime you exercise, you need more water. Due to



perspiration, your body will lose quite a bit of



water. For each pound lost due to exercise, you need



to drink 2 cups of water. Even when you lay down



to sleep, your body loses water. By drinking a



glass or more of water before you go to sleep, you



can wake up with your body functioning as it should



be.





It should become more obvious that when you are sick



you'll need more water than any other tine. When



you get a cold or the flu, your body can become



dehydrated quite quickly. You can help to prevent



this by drinking more water at times when you become



sick.





There are several mixed opinions as to whether



purified water will actually provide benefit. This



is a subject you should explore yourself as you



determine the best type of water for yourself.





Always make it a habit to drink water on a daily



basis. You should keep a bottle of water with you



at all times and drink it throughout the day. You



should also teach yourself to drink water instead



of other beverages that don't replenish the nutrients



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