ARE YOU DRINKING ENOUGH WATER
Current recommendations for water are 8, eight ounce glasses per day which would equal 64 ounces. This amount should be sufficient for most healthy persons who are not in a hot, humid environment or sweating from physical work or exercise and should drink more water, more often.
Easier method is to pay attention to the color of your urine each time you urinate. (Urine that has accumulated in your bladder during sleep will be more concentrated and yellow. Otherwise, if your kidneys didn’t concentrate urine during sleep, you would have to wake up to urinate.) After the urinating the first time after waking up, your urine should be colorless and odorless for the remainder of the day. This assumes that you have normal functioning kidneys and no bladder disease or infection.
FYI, within 15 minutes of eating asparagus, you may notice a particular smell to your urine. It is harmless and comes from a natural chemical found in asparagus called methylthioacrylate and methylthiopropionate.
Good advice! I always drink water, water, water. So many people say they NEVER drink just-plain-water! Either they say they don’t like it (but what’s not to like??) or they say “well it’s not that I don’t like it, but I just don’t drink it.” Well…. was that a reason?? It’s not like we’re advising them to drink cod liver oil here; we’re advising them to drink WATER!! I don’t know why so many people won’t do it! hugs, Weesprite
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Good advice. I have bottles of water in my car and at my desk and at various spots around the house. (Bottles with caps because I am a klutz and have a tendency to knock stuff over.)
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I drink a lot of water, I rarely drink anything else.
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I have water with me constantly…everywhere I go and in the house too….huggs
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