Good health on Tap

For good health, most of us need around eight 8-ounce glasses of water or other non-caffeinated liquid every day. Problem is, most of us don't get that much without consciously development an effort to do so. And our main source of water is probably purchased at the supermarket in single-serving plastic containers. Not very eco-friendly, right? And what a pain to shlep home caseloads of bottled water every week! Here's a great idea. Buy a reusable Bpa-free water bottle. While you're at it, get one for every member of the family.

Then, install a countertop water filter at home. They're straightforward to install, and they deliver clean, tasty water right from your own faucet. A carbon block filter honestly does a amount on water - effectively removing more than 140 possible health-effect contaminants, and reducing lead, mercury, radon, and a slew of other harmful things that could be in your water.

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These filters can honestly make water taste good - along with anything else you make with water: iced tea, coffee, powdered drink mixes, you get the idea.   So how much water is enough? Many health experts advise at least eight 8-ounce glasses every day. More if you exercise vigorously, if you're pregnant or breast-feeding, or if you're sick with the flu.   And don't use thirst as a guide. By the time you're thirsty, you may already be knee-deep in dehydration.

Follow these tips to make sure you're getting the water you need:
Drink a glass of water with every meal. Drink water before, during, and after working out. Drink sparkling water at communal gatherings.

One final tip comes from experienced dieters: Next time you feel a snack charge advent on, sip a tall, cold glass of ice water instead. Chances are, you'll distract yourself long enough to forget about that calorie-laden cookie or candy bar!

Good health on Tap

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