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Water— To Your Health
Reader's Digest International
|November 2017
Hydration is vital for your body and your brain
STUDIES SHOW THAT drinking enough water fends off health problems from head to toe. How much water depends on many factors: your weight, the climate where you live, how often you exercise. The old rule of thumb of eight, 8-ounce glasses a day is not a bad place to start.
The clearest sign that you’re well hydrated is transparent yellow or pale urine. If yours is a darker yellow, you probably need to drink more water. An even better gauge may be how you feel. Water can be a potent elixir for your mind and body. Here’s a look at the ways being well hydrated can help your health.
YOU’LL HAVE LOTS OF ENERGY
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