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Living Healthier Starts with You
Congratulations! You’re starting a journey towards living healthier, which will not only make you look better, but feel refreshed, too.
In the first 30 days, you can expect to:
- Feel more refreshed and happier.
- Learn how to give your body the right foods and nutrients it needs to run efficiently.
- Lose some weight, depending on how much your body is carrying.
On this first day, devote your efforts to this life change by drinking enough water to balance and regulate the body’s performance. Everything you do requires water to keep you going.
Just because you’re upping your H2O intake doesn’t mean you can’t have tea, coffee or carbonated, calorie-free beverages. Have them in moderation and balance them out with water. A good rule of thumb is to drink about half of your body weight in ounces per day. For example, if you weigh 150 pounds, drink 75 ounces of water.
Drink as much water as your body needs. You can determine the need by the color of your urine. A light color means you’re sufficiently hydrated; darker colors mean you’re moving toward dehydration. You will start to notice that some feelings of hunger are actually feelings of thirst in disguise. Next time you think you’re hungry, get a glass of water.
DID YOU KNOW? Japanese researcher and doctor of alternative medicine Masaru Emoto showed that water carries energy and is affected by music, words and prayer.
This is a great beginning...I will make sure I drink a lot today!
I wanted to mention that the water should be well water, spring water, artesian water, and mineral water. These types of water all contain minerals and nutrients that your body craves such as magnesium, potassium, and sodium.
Tap water is a form of municipal water that has been treated, disinfected, and processed. Most cities also add a good amount of chlorine and fluoride to municipal water sources.
Some people prefer to drink distilled water, which refers to any kind of water that has gone through a vaporization process. Distilled water contains numerous types of residue, though it does not contain any kind of essential nutrients.
Bottled water comes inside of a plastic container, you must be careful as to which bottle water you choose. Some toxins from certain plastics can actually contaminate bottled water. If it is easiest for you to get bottled water then make sure it is in a glass bottle.
Hope this is helpful :)
Day one and feeling so optimistic.