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Benefits of Drinking Water

Posted by lboyd6 on
 November 13, 2018

November 8, 2018
By: Katie Miller

Benefits of Drinking Water

Do you struggle with your water intake? Do you know the potential benefits that water can do for your body? Below are just a handful of reasons why you should up your water game!

  • Increased Brain Power
  • Increased Energy
  • Flush out Toxins
  • Prevents Headaches
  • Improves Heart Health
  • Better Mood
  • Increased Digestion
  • Maximize Physical Performance

All of these positive outcomes of drinking water could be the difference in having bad day and having a great day. An improved mood and increased energy? Bring on the work week!

Now you might be wondering how can I increase my water intake? There are numerous apps that are easily accessible right on your phone that will help you track how much water you drink a day and can send notifications to remind you to drink up!

  • ihydrayte-IOS
  • WaterMinder-IOS and Android
  • iDrayted water-IOS
  • Waterlogged-IOS and Android (free!)

References

Benefits of Drinking Water. (2018, February 2). Retrieved November 7, 2018, from/https://www.mindbodygreen.com/0-4287/10-Reasons-Why-You-Should-Drink-More-Water.html

 

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