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Water: Pure and Simple




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Water: Pure and Simple



Thirsty? Before you reach for that soda, beer or sports drink,

how about reaching for something that has been around since the

beginning of timewater. Water is one of the most pure, most

essential nutrients on the face of the earth. We drink it, wash

with it, swim in it and spend nine months developing in it.

Every living thing consists of water: plants, animals and

humans; each one of us is made up of approximately 70% water.



Water is an important and precious commodity. Its so important

that only 1% of the earths water is drinkable.



This clear, wonderful fluid is so effective that it can fulfill

many tasks. It hydrates and replenishes lost nutrients; it

carries waste from the body, balances body temperature, and

keeps the skin elastic. Not only does it increase mental and

physical alertness, but it can also provide a person with

increased energy and help prevent illness by flushing toxins out

of the system. That cool, clear substance is also critical to

our survival; we can go for weeks without food but only days

without water.



For weight management, water is essential. Documented in the

article, Weight Control Begins with Hydration by Linda McDonald,

RD, water can decrease a persons appetite because thirst is

usually mistaken for hunger. Those late night stomach rumblings

can be easily quelled by indulging in a glass of H2O. Water can

help reduce fat deposits and eradicate excess fluids and waste,

which, in some cases, people believe the opposite. The

assumption is that too much ingestion of this pure liquid leads

to water retention. This is a fallacy. Linda indicates that when

the body is deprived of water, it will hold on to it because it

perceives the body is in danger of dehydration, hence the

swollen hands, legs, and feet. If water is consumed properly, it

is able to do its job effectively.



Dr. Fereydoon Batmanghelidj, MD, author of Your Bodys Many

Cries for Water, has studied the effects of dehydration and the

miracles of water consumption for over 20 years. His studies

suggest that many degenerative diseases and medical maladies are

the result of dehydration. He also points out that pain, not a

dry mouth, is a strong indicator of being thirsty. He maintains

that a well-hydrated body can help cure, prevent and control a

number of medical conditions, such as: diabetes, asthma, angina,

migraines, arthritis, high blood pressure, heartburn, high

cholesterol, kidney stones, and even morning sickness.



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How can you tell if you are dehydrated? According to the

article, Your Body Feels Great When You Hydrate by Urologist,

Dr. Lawrence Ross, your urine will be dark yellow if you arent

getting enough water. How much is enough? The rule of thumb is

to drink one-half ounce of water per pound of body weight per

day. If you are more active, drink two-thirds ounce of water per

pound of body weight. Caffeinated and alcoholic beverages do not

count; they can actually act as a diuretic and dehydrate the

body. Sugary juices are also not recommended for hydration as

they may lead to kidney stones. Certain types of food can help

top up your daily water requirements, however, stick to those

foods closest to nature. That is, stick to fruits and

vegetables; they have the most water content of all foods.

Things like bread, for instance, or any other processed type

food will not provide you with adequate water intake.



Okay, so youre now convinced that keeping your fluid levels up

is important for body, mind and soul, but how do you make it a

habit? According to Marianne Woods Cirone in her article,

Benefits of Drinking Water and Health Information on the

Importance of Drinking Water, once you wake up in the morning,

drink one to two cups of water or herbal tea. These first

glasses are so crucial because you are reversing any mild

dehydration that may have occurred overnight, especially if you

cut off your water consumption a couple of hours before bedtime

in order to reduce nighttime trips to the bathroom.



But, wait. What if the thought of drinking water bores you to

tears? Try these tips to spice it up: add a slice of lemon, lime

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or cucumber to your glass; fill a large jug with water and

several ice cubes or use a frosty mugwhen that cool, crisp

water hits your throat, theres nothing like it.



Thirsty? Thought so.



For more information and sources, check out these websites and

books:



Your Bodys Many Cries for Water and ABC of Allergies and Lupus

by Dr. Fereydoon Batmanghelidji, MD



The Healing Energies of Water by Charlie Ryrie



The Complete Book of Water Healing by Dian Dincin Buchman, Ph.D



The Detox Solution by Patricia Fitzgerald



www.Watercure.com, Global Health Solutions Website



www.Water.com



www.Water-Institute.com



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