Is your tiredness due to dehydration?
A recent survey found that one in five people suffering from fatigue were actually dehydrated. Usually this was because they were not drinking enough.
When you don't get enough fluids, the amount of blood in your blood vessels drops and your heart has to pump extra hard to pump blood round your body. Remember we are made up of 70% water and all parts of your body, including essential organs like your brain, depend upon it. So drinking plenty of fluid is important.
But keep in mind that coffee and alcohol are diuretics and they actually dehydrate the body, So you need to balance them by drinking lots of good, fresh, water.
When you are dehydrated, you may feel weak and your urine is likely to be dark instead of pale yellow.
Eating five portions of fruit and vegetables each day will help because they contain water. You should also drink 2 litres of water
every day - spread it through the day by drinking 200ml every 10 hours, if you can.
every day - spread it through the day by drinking 200ml every 10 hours, if you can.
If you are worried about your tiredness, or this doesn't help, please consult your physician or health professional.
You may be interested to see this article from Anna Kučírková; Just How Much Water Do You Really Need To Drink? More Than You Realize. You can find it at this link
Wendy Smtith is a Life Coach with Career and Business Coaching skills. She helps people have the confidence they need to be successful at work while maintaining a good work/life balance. You can email her at wendy@wisewolfcoaching.comYou may be interested to see this article from Anna Kučírková; Just How Much Water Do You Really Need To Drink? More Than You Realize. You can find it at this link
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