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Drink enough water from your water cooler Norwell during the summer
Often we drink too little water when it gets hot. How many liters of water should you drink? In the summer period, a heat wave can occur and the danger of dehydration is lurking. How can we drink enough fluid and how do we recognize dehydration? Dehydration is more common in the elderly and causes a variety of health problems. These are the consequences of drinking too little water. Healthy drink water made from your own tap from your water cooler Norwell.
Risk
Elderly people are at greater risk of dehydration during hot weather in the summer. How did that happen? In young and healthy people an alarm bell goes off in the brain as soon as the body loses too much fluid. There is a feeling of thirst so that the need for moisture will be met. This system is less effective in the elderly. Especially in the elderly older than 80, this system is not working properly anymore and it can happen that someone forgets to drink. If on top of that, medications have been used that influence the fluid balance, such as water pills, there is a risk that a parent may dry out during hot weather in the summer.
To sweat
Sweating is healthy and necessary, as a result of sweating, someone ensures that the body temperature does not rise during the heat. In the case of a starting too short of fluid, the body will allow the moisture in the body to be lost as little as possible. The perspiration changes to a lower level: you begin to sweat less.
Characteristics of starting dehydration
How do you recognize the onset of dehydration? Some signals that occur together can be an indication at the beginning of dehydration:
- The kidneys produce less urine: you go to the toilet much less to urinate,
- Your urine can turn darker, 10 Ways to keep your kidneys healthy.
- You sweat less than usual,
- Your skin starts to dry out and loses its elasticity: pull your skin and the skin stays upright,
- You can react confused because your brain does not get enough fluid,
- Your sodium balance in your body becomes out of balance,
- Your blood pressure drops and the risk of fainting increases greatly.
Consequences of dehydration
If you recognize the early features of dehydration, what can be the consequences of dehydration? If you do not quickly replenish the fluid and take extra sodium, someone may become shocked. Worse still: someone can fall into a coma due to the effects of dehydration. Drinking water from your water cooler Norwell is really important! Are fruit juices healthy?
Heatwave
What is a heat wave? A heatwave is when there are 5 days in a row warmer than 25 º C, of which at least 3 days are 30 º C. During extreme heat such as a heat wave, elderly people run an extra risk of dehydration. Too little moisture can lead to thrombosis. It is extremely important that everyone, but especially the elderly, drink plenty of water from your water cooler Norwell during hot days.
Drink enough
Everyone should drink at least 2 litres of water during hot summer days to prevent dehydration. But how do you do that? And certainly, people who exercise a lot and sweat a lot have a greater need for moisture. Think about it:
- Water ice contains a lot of moisture and is an ideal tool for both the elderly and children to get extra fluid,
- Bowl of juicy fruit,
- Watermelon,
- Sports drink,
- Creation Lemonade,
- Can iced tea.
It can help you to drink a bottle of mineral water per a hot summer day.
Alcohol
Alcohol works diuretic. How delicious cold alcoholic beverages appear during hot summer days, it works as a diuretic. And it is the intention that we get extra moisture during hot summer days. So make sure you drink plenty of water when you switch to calculate drinks during the summer! Alcohol still has a negative side effect: because of the drink it can seem that someone is confused, but there can also be dehydration!
Medicines
The use of certain medicines can also be an extra risk of dehydration during the summer. Especially the use of water tablets and other medications that control the moisture management of someone may pose an extra risk of dehydration. Always consult the doctor about whether the dose can be adjusted during hot, hot and summer days. Great tasting water with minerals from your water cooler Norwell.
Attention should also be paid to the use of certain antidepressants: a side effect of anti-depressive treatment may be that someone starts to sweat extra. This moisture loss must be supplemented, on top of the used moisture intake.
Medications for Parkinson's disease, allergies or incontinence can have the side effect of making people sweat less than usual. The moisture balance and the body temperature will become unbalanced if someone else has to deal with hot summer days.
Diabetes
People with diabetes must also pay extra attention during hot, hot and summer days. If the glucose level is too high, it is emptied through the urine and as soon as there is a loss of fluid, this must be supplemented.
People with heart failure, heart problems, lung problems or with high blood pressure should always contact their doctor if the temperatures in the summer rise!
