Smoothy Slim
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In short, says Farrell, don't try to force anything. “Just drink according to thirst rather than an elaborate schedule,” he said. “If we just do what our body demands us to we'll probably get it right.”
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This effective juice jolts the metabolism, boosts energy and burns fat all day.
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Learn More »Thankfully, the study participants hadn’t consumed huge amounts of water, and weren’t in any actual danger. But there are times when people may have more water than is safe, say the authors, and may disregard signals from their brains to stop drinking. “There have been cases when athletes in marathons were told to load up with water and died, in certain circumstances, because they slavishly followed these recommendations and drank far in excess of need,” Farrell said. Of course, not drinking enough water is also a common problem in athletes, and in non-athletes as well. Mild dehydration may not lead directly to serious health problems, but it has been linked to low energy levels, headaches, constipation, and even obesity. Farrell pointed out that elderly people, especially often don’t drink enough water and should watch their intake of fluids. So how much fluid should you get every day? The Institute of Medicine recommends that men aim for 125 ounces and women aim for 91 ounces a day, but that includes water from foods and other beverages—like juice, tea, and yes, even coffee—as well. That number can also vary based on your age, weight, other health conditions, and how active (and how sweaty) you are. In short, says Farrell, don’t try to force anything. “Just drink according to thirst rather than an elaborate schedule,” he said. “If we just do what our body demands us to we’ll probably get it right.”
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Made into a potent powdered supplement blended right into water or your favorite beverage to be appreciated as a scrumptious morning smoothy.
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