The summer heat can make us sweat. Whether it be from as little as a leisurely walk outdoors or something more intense, like participating in a grueling triathlon. Hydration is always key.
The usual methods involve intake of fluids such as water, coconut water and perhaps some sports drinks, depending on the activity. Another, often overlooked, source of fluids are the foods we eat.
Below is a list of some foods with a high water content. Trying eating more of these to augment our levels of hydration throughout the day!
(We SHOULD keep hydration in mind all year long!)
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Monday, July 23, 2012
Sunday, July 15, 2012
Toxins and Massage!
Have you ever been for a massage and had the therapist tell you to drink water after the treatment?
Probably a good idea for hydration purposes (as apparently most of us are dehydrated anyway) BUT if you're thinking it is to help remove toxins... this is an interesting article and video on the subject.
Should You Drink Water After a Massage?
Should You Drink Water After a Massage?
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