Showing posts with label stayhydrated. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stayhydrated. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 24, 2014
Tuesday, September 2, 2014
Graprefruit + Mint + Coconut Water
FRUIT INFUSED WATER RECIPE:
Grapefruit, mint & coconut water.
1 organic ruby red grapefruit
ice to fill glasses
2 cups coconut water
1 organic ruby red grapefruit
ice to fill glasses
2 cups coconut water
Directions:
Cut grapefruit so you have only flesh segments left; discard rind and pith. For each drink, place 2 to 3 segments in a glass. Top with ice. Pour coconut water over ice. Garnish with mint sprigs.
Monday, August 18, 2014
Tips to Stay Hydrated During Your Workout
Now, I share to you some ways to prevent mid-workout dehydration. After reading this, you will not forget your water bottle when going to gym. Best way to hydrate is water and fruit.
Drink!
Good old H2O is critical for rehydrating when the body experiences fluid loss, such as when we sweat. Even though many gyms like to keep pricey sports drinks and protein shakes stocked on their shelves, most of the time, water will do the trick just fine. Shoot to sip seven to 10 ounces of fluid every 10 to 20 minutes during exercise to stay properly hydrated. If you’re working out for longer than an hour or doing a particularly intense exercise, you will probably need to replace electrolytes, too — this is where a sports drink or electrolyte-enhanced water comes in handy.
Weigh yourself.
Hop on the scale before and after exercise. For each pound lost during activity, drink an additional 16 ounces of fluid. If your body weight change is three percent or more, you may be experiencing significant to serious dehydration. Losing a few pounds of body weight after exercise can put strain on the body and result in uncomfortable side effects like muscle cramps, dizziness, and fatigue. To prevent sweating away the water that keeps us hydrated, have a water bottle at the ready.
Pay attention to your muscles.
Lean muscle tissue contains more than 75 percent water, so when the body is short on H2O, muscles are more easily fatigued. "Staying hydrated helps prevent the decline in performance (strength, power, aerobic capacity, anaerobic capacity) during exercise,"Casa says. When your muscles feel too tired to finish a workout, try drinking some water and resting for a bit before getting back at it.
Tame thirst.
Whatever you’re drinking, be it water, juice, or sports drinks, make sure to take a sip or two whenever you feel thirsty. Even if you’re not feeling totally parched, mild thirst is still a sign of impending dehydration.
Keep dry mouth at bay.
One of the first signs of dehydration is dry mouth. If your mouth starts feeling like the Sahara, head to the water fountain (or take a sip from your reusable water bottle!). A short water break between sets or during quick breaks from cardio can help stave off exercise-induced dehydration.
Stop if you get the dizzies.
Feeling lightheaded during a workout is a sign of dehydration and a signal to tone it down a notch. Though willpower sometimes makes us want to push ourselves through a few more reps or another mile, feeling dizzy is an indicator that it’s time to hydrate. Due to the decreased plasma volume with dehydration during exercise. When there’s not enough water in blood, both blood volume and blood pressure drop, resulting in dizziness.
So, keep tips in mind before today or tomorrow workout and keep it up.
Drink!
Good old H2O is critical for rehydrating when the body experiences fluid loss, such as when we sweat. Even though many gyms like to keep pricey sports drinks and protein shakes stocked on their shelves, most of the time, water will do the trick just fine. Shoot to sip seven to 10 ounces of fluid every 10 to 20 minutes during exercise to stay properly hydrated. If you’re working out for longer than an hour or doing a particularly intense exercise, you will probably need to replace electrolytes, too — this is where a sports drink or electrolyte-enhanced water comes in handy.
Turn to fruit.
Many fruits are a great source of both electrolytes and fluids, though the dose of electrolytes can differ from fruit to fruit. Bananas and dates are known for having high levels of the electrolyte potassium, making them a great option for refueling during an intense workout (for example, a long run). To stay hydrated while keeping up electrolytes, it’s important to drink water while munching on fruit (fruit contains some water, but not as much as your water bottle).Weigh yourself.
Hop on the scale before and after exercise. For each pound lost during activity, drink an additional 16 ounces of fluid. If your body weight change is three percent or more, you may be experiencing significant to serious dehydration. Losing a few pounds of body weight after exercise can put strain on the body and result in uncomfortable side effects like muscle cramps, dizziness, and fatigue. To prevent sweating away the water that keeps us hydrated, have a water bottle at the ready.
Pay attention to your muscles.
Lean muscle tissue contains more than 75 percent water, so when the body is short on H2O, muscles are more easily fatigued. "Staying hydrated helps prevent the decline in performance (strength, power, aerobic capacity, anaerobic capacity) during exercise,"Casa says. When your muscles feel too tired to finish a workout, try drinking some water and resting for a bit before getting back at it.
Tame thirst.
Whatever you’re drinking, be it water, juice, or sports drinks, make sure to take a sip or two whenever you feel thirsty. Even if you’re not feeling totally parched, mild thirst is still a sign of impending dehydration.
Keep dry mouth at bay.
One of the first signs of dehydration is dry mouth. If your mouth starts feeling like the Sahara, head to the water fountain (or take a sip from your reusable water bottle!). A short water break between sets or during quick breaks from cardio can help stave off exercise-induced dehydration.
Stop if you get the dizzies.
Feeling lightheaded during a workout is a sign of dehydration and a signal to tone it down a notch. Though willpower sometimes makes us want to push ourselves through a few more reps or another mile, feeling dizzy is an indicator that it’s time to hydrate. Due to the decreased plasma volume with dehydration during exercise. When there’s not enough water in blood, both blood volume and blood pressure drop, resulting in dizziness.
So, keep tips in mind before today or tomorrow workout and keep it up.
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Thursday, August 14, 2014
Benefits Of Drinking Water In The Morning ...
1. Balance
your lymph system.
These glands help you
perform your daily functions, balance your body fluids, and fight infection.
2.Glowing
skin.
Water helps to purge
toxins from the blood which helps your skin glowing and clean.
3. Helps
with weight loss.
Drinking at least 16
ounces of chilled water can boost your metabolism by 24% in the morning.
4.Increases
the production of new blood.
To do this, the body
must produce the liquid part of blood, called plasma, and the cells that float
in it.
5.Purifies
the colon.
Colon cleansing is a
form of detoxification which can also be achieved by drinking purified water.
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Friday, August 8, 2014
Ways To Stop Overeating
1
Steer clear of fad diets that promise rapid weight loss in a short period of time. In general, losing weight too quickly is not safe. Although it is possible to lose up to 10 pounds per week for the first two weeks of dieting, this is usually a result of water loss and not a true indication of weight loss. The recommended amount of weight to safely lose is 1 to 2 pounds per week.
2
Refrain from participating in diets that require you to banish foods completely from your diet (such as Atkins or the Cookie Diet), or severely restrict the amount of calories that you can consume in a day.
3 Refrain from emotional eating. If you find that you are eating food when you are depressed, lonely, angry or after a hard day at work, you are eating for the wrong reasons.
4 Eat only when you are hungry. If you are eating out of habit and not because of hunger, you are feeding your habits rather than feeding your body what it needs.
5 Stop eating when you feel full. Most people just instinctively eat what is in front of them, regardless of whether or not they are still hungry.
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Thursday, July 31, 2014
Immune defense, digestion and heartburn recipe.
Lime, Orange, Lemon.
This recipe is very helpful for immune defense, digestion and heartburn.
Just add ingredients to the Infuser Water Bottle, add water and ice, and ENJOY!
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Wednesday, July 30, 2014
11 Reasons Why Dehydration Is Making You Fat ...
Fatigue
Water is the most vital sources of energy in the body.
dehydration causes the enzymatic activity in the body to slow down, resulting
in tiredness and fatigue.
Asthma and Allergies
When dehydrated, your body will restrict airways as a means
to conserve water. In fact, the rate of histamine produced by the body
increases exponentially as the body loses more water.
High Blood Pressure
The blood is normally about 92% water when the body is fully
hydrated. When dehydrated, the blood becomes thicker causing resistance to
blood flow, which results in elevated blood pressure.
High Cholesterol
When the body is dehydrated, it will produce more
cholesterol to prevent water loss from the cells.
Skin disorders
Dehydration impairs the elimination of toxins through the
skin and makes it more vulnerable to all types of skin disorders, including
dermatitis and psoriasis, as well as premature wrinkling and discoloration.
Digestive Disorders
A shortage of water and alkaline minerals, such as calcium
and magnesium, can lead to a number of digestive disorders, including ulcers,
gastritis and acid reflux
Bladder or Kidney Problems
With a dehydrated body, the accumulation of toxins and acid
waste creates an environment where bacteria thrive, resulting in the bladder
and kidney to be more prone to infection, inflammation and pain.
Constipation

When short of water, the colon is one of the primary regions
the body draws water from in order to provide fluids for other critical body
functions. Without adequate water, wastes move through the large intestines
much more slowly or sometimes not at all, resulting in constipation.
Joint Pain or Stiffness
All joints have cartilage padding which is composed mainly
of water. When the body is dehydrated, cartilage is weakened and joint repair
is slow resulting in pain and discomfort.
Weight Gain
When dehydrated, cells are depleted of energy. As a result
people tend to eat more when, in reality, the body is thirsty.
Premature Aging
When chronically dehydrated, the body's organs, including
its largest organ, the skin, begins to wrinkle and wither prematurely.
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Strawberry, lime, cucumber and mint recipe.
Rich in the essential nutrients vitamin C, potassium, folic
acid and fiber.
Ingredients:
- Sliced strawberries
- Sliced cucumbers
- Limes, sliced
- Fresh mint leaves
- Ice cubes
- Water
Layer the strawberries, cucumbers, lime slices, and mint
leaves with the ice cubes. Fill Infuser Water Bottle with water. Let chill for 10
minutes, and then enjoy!
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Tuesday, July 29, 2014
5 EASY WAYS TO WAKE UP HAPPY
1. WAKE UP TO SUNSHINE
When you wake up to sun pouring through your windows, your body is signaled to stop its flow
of melatonin, a hormone that makes you sleepy.

2. DON’T SNOOZE
Apparently, our brains know all about the snooze button, so when you are in your morning tussle with your alarm, your brain won’t put you back in a deep, restful sleep — it knows that you will have to get up in a few minutes.

3. PUT ON MUSIC
Putting on good music will put you in a good mood in the mornings for obvious reasons, and if it’s upbeat, it will help you stay awake. Be careful about setting your favorite song as your alarm though — you might end up hating it.
4. DRINK WATER
Drinking water when you get up is a great way to provide energy by making up for the fluids your body lost while you were asleep. Because everything your body does requires water, when your body is dehydrated it has to work harder, which can make you feel even more tired.
5. POWER DOWN BEFORE BED
Turn all of your screens off an hour before bed. Because TVs, computers, and iPads are all stimulators, it can be hard for your brain to wind down for sleep right after you use them. You’ll have to decide for yourself if the benefit of this outweighs the joys of falling asleep watching Netflix.
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