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Is lemon water really so healthy in the morning?

6 Facts about drinking water. On the internet, you will see a lot of messages about the alleged healthy effects of a glass of lemon water early in the morning, especially if you drink it on a sober stomach according to on line experts. But how healthy is it really to start the day with a glass of lemon water? Drinking lemon water has positive effects but does not matter the time and you can start the day with a varied and healthy breakfast. Use the cold water tap from your water dispenser Mareeba.

Start the day with a varied and healthy breakfast. It is preferable for basic bread - preferably whole wheat - or cereal cereals such as muesli and, of course, without any added sugar. As a loaf of bread, lean cheese and lean meats are responsible choices. But from time to time sweet sieves must definitely be possible. A cup of half-filled milk or yogurt provides other important nutrients such as proteins. A piece of fruit is a good addition. Two pieces of fruit a day belong to a healthy diet.

Is lemon water a good substitute for fruit?

"Lemon water usually consists of half a lemon squeezed in a glass of lukewarm or warm water. In particular, citric acid and vitamin C and flavonoids can produce positive effects. What does drinking 2 litres of water a day do with your body? As we age, the amount of stomach acid often drops. Citric acid can then potentate the stomach acid function, which will spoil our brown sandwich more quickly. Vitamin C is important for a large number of processes in our body, including the production of connective tissue that includes in our skin, blood vessels and bones. The flavonoids in lemon presumably have a blood pressure-lowering effect. Lemon water thus has beneficial effects. But half a lemon squeezed into water contains only 1/4 of the recommended daily amount of vitamin C. Healthy drink water from your own water dispenser Mareeba. So you should definitely eat another piece of fruit and extra vegetables. " In addition to the positive effects, there are also disadvantages of lemon water, dietician Nicole Hendriks warns: "Citric acid can cause tannery. However, the acidity decreases as you mix the lemon juice with more water. Additionally, lemon water can cause rupture if you have too much stomach acid. Stomach acid that comes up and causes a foul taste in your mouth is of course less enjoyable. My advice is therefore to experience the self. If this drink is good, you might have a new morning ritual. If you do not mind, stop it. "

In short: lemon water is definitely healthy to drink and can be part of a responsible breakfast. But lemon water has no added value over other fruit types and the time of ingestion does not matter. Lemon in the early morning is not extra healthy. Can you lose weight by drinking water?

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Does drinking water from your water dispenser Mareeba help with weight loss?

We know that drinking enough water is good for you. Water is a super drink. But does it really help to lose weight? And can you drink too much water? Three statements about water unravelled! Drinking water helps with losing some weight.

Drinking water from your water dispenser Mareeba helps with weight loss

Fable (and a little fact). There are lots of stories about drinking water and losing weight. Some people believe that drinking a few extra litres of water a day contributes to rapid weight loss. Others claim that you should not drink (or rather) around the meal. Still, others say that drinking lukewarm or warm water speeds up digestion. But no scientific evidence has ever been found for any of these statements. In fact, Japanese research from 2008 has shown that drinking lots of water makes no sense at all if you want to lose weight. Among the thousand women who were followed for the study, there appeared to be no connection whatsoever between their body weight or waist circumference and the amount of water they drank.

Incidentally, water does help to lose weight if you drink it instead of high-calorie drinks such as soft drinks, wine or beer. And those who drink a glass of water before eating often eat a little less.

Too much water can poison the body

Fact. If someone drinks extremely much water in a short time, the kidneys cannot cope with it. Because the moisture has to stay somewhere, it flows to the body cells. They get overcrowded and swell. This means that they can no longer do their job well or even break. There is then water poisoning. In the worst case, organs become so damaged that they stop and the person in question dies. How much water is too much varies from person to person? Drinking four litres or more a day, what people who do strict lines sometimes do, is never wise. Make sure to drink well throughout the day. This also applies to one and a half litres per day. Peeing extra often if you drink a lot does not help; therefore the kidneys do not work faster.

You must drink at least 1.5 litres per day

Fact. With urinating, sweating and breathing, we use around 2.5 litres of water a day. That amount must therefore be supplemented daily. With the moisture in our food, we get about a litre. The rest comes from drinking. That doesn't have to be just water. All moisture counts, so also coffee, tea, soft drinks, fruit juice or beer. The amount of fluid you need depends, among other things, on how much you exercise, your eating habits and the climate in which you live. For the average Dutch person, 1.5 litres of drinking per day is sufficient. With a good hour of exercise, you need half to a full litre of extra water. People over 65 need to drink a little more from their water dispenser Mareeba, around 1.7 litres per day. What does water do in your body? They generally eat less, which means they consume less fluid. Furthermore, the kidneys of the elderly often work less well. They, therefore, need more moisture to remove the waste from the body. You can tell by the colour of your urine if you have drunk enough. Dark urine means: not enough fluid taken in by you. In any case, it is important to prevent thirst as much as possible. Thirst only arises when there is a shortage of 1.5 litres of fluid and the body starts to dry out. It is better for your health to stay ahead of that situation. Signs of dehydration include fatigue, headache and a lack of appetite. Cold water drinking.

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