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Water benefit you .... 3

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Water benefit you ....  3 Brought to U.... http://successgain.us     and    http://successgain.info My memories Water benefit you ....  3 Posted in 2012 2) Water helps you maintain normal body function Research has shown that water speeds up your metabolism, cleans the body of toxins, and generally helps to make everything in your body run smoothly. Considering an adult male is usually 60% water, this all makes sense. You need that water to digest food, circulate blood, keep your mouth from drying out, and do a number of other things we often take for granted. Don’t wait until you’re thirsty—be proactive about it. 3) Water can make you feel better in everyday life Scientists from the University of Maastricht in the Netherlands found that patients who suffered from severe headaches and migraines enjoyed an improved quality of life by drinking about seven glasses of water a day. Drink up, and stay healthy. My advise 1...  Mo...

Water benefits you .... 2

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Water benefits you .... 2 Brought to U.... http://successgain.us     and    http://successgain.info My memories Water benefits you .... 2 Posted in 2012 Water consumption helps you tolerate more pain Dismissing water from your daily diet can lead to some obvious conditions like fatigue, but have you heard of this one yet? That’s right, according to research published in the journal Psychophysiology, gulping down the liquid beverage can actually help sustain your tolerance to pain. For the study, 17 healthy male participants were put through two tests: one in which they regularly consumed the clear liquid, and the second which required neglecting the beverage for 24 hours. After each test, the researchers dunked the partcipants’ feet in ice-cold water (0-3°) for a maximum of four minutes. They discovered that when the males were in the “dehydrated state,” their inclination to yank away their toes was far more greater than when they were fully fu...

Water benefits You .... 1

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Water benefits You .... 1 Brought to U.... http://successgain.us     and    http://successgain.info My memories Water benefits You .... 1 Posted in 2012 When astronomers look through their telescopes for life elsewhere in the universe, they’re mostly looking for planets that might have water. Without it, life—at least, as we know it—simply can’t exist. What goes for planets goes even more so for our bodies. Water is the vehicle that carries necessary stuff like oxygen and fuel to all our cells, and helps flush out byproducts our bodies need to get rid of. Water lubricates and cushions our joints, and helps keep our temperature in that happy zone where the body works right. It makes up the chemical soup by which our nerves send one another signals. For all these functions to take place, we must constantly renew our body’s supply of water. But how much do we need, and how should we get it? Here’s everything you need to know about this vital l...

Dehydration complications during pregnancy

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Dehydration complications during pregnancy Brought to U.... http://successgain.us     and    http://successgain.info My memories Dehydration complications during pregnancy Posted in 2014 Constipation:  Hormonal changes experienced by expecting mothers slow the digestive process, which leads to constipation. Staying properly hydrated helps the stomach digest food and create waste. Urinary Tract Infections : Pregnant women are more susceptible to UTI, and dehydration may increase the risk of UTI. For instance, in studies of non-pregnant women, some results have shown that dehydration makes women more susceptible to UTI. Lower Amniotic Fluid : Several studies have found that dehydration can decrease amniotic fluid levels. Braxton Hicks contractions : Dehydration is widely considered a trigger for Braxton Hicks contractions, and often, drinking more fluids is a first-course of action to ease these contractions. My advise 1...  De...

Dehydration during pregnancy

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Dehydration during pregnancy Brought to U.... http://successgain.us     and    http://successgain.info My memories Dehydration during pregnancy Posted in 2014 Morning Sickness  affects roughly 50 percent of expecting mothers, with some estimates suggesting it may be as high as 70-80 percent of women. According to the American Pregnancy Association, morning sickness symptoms typically begin at 4-6 weeks and peak at 9-13 weeks, and they include vomiting, nausea, increased sweating and more frequent urination. Commonly, the symptoms of morning sickness are greatly diminished or disappear completely by the second and third trimesters, but up to 20 percent of mothers may experience morning sickness throughout their pregnancies. Why Morning Sickness Causes Dehydration:  Vomiting, increased sweating and more frequent urination all speed up the loss of water and electrolytes. In addition, nausea discourages you from drinking fluids volunt...

Water is needed during your pregnancy

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Water is needed during your pregnancy Brought to U.... http://successgain.us     and    http://successgain.info My memories Water is needed during your pregnancy Posted in 2014 Whether you’re pregnant or not, your body needs water to function properly. However, drinking water during pregnancy is twice as important and critical to the health of you and your new bundle of joy. Since water is responsible for carrying oxygen and nutrients to our cells, tissues and organs, staying hydrated ensures that essential nutrients are being transported to meet the developmental needs of your growing baby. Drinking water also helps preserve an adequate level of  amniotic fluid  and even aids fetal kidney function by facilitating the amount of waste your baby’s kidneys filter. Water can also help keep the aches and growing pains associated with being pregnant at bay, as it help prevent dehydration  a main contributor to the headach...

Your mood effect your unborn child

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Your mood effect your unborn child Brought to U.... http://successgain.us     and    http://successgain.info My memories Your mood effect your unborn child Posted in 2012 If you are having a temporary down, your baby is likely to be just fine. Long-term stress during pregnancy can, however, have an impact on your unborn baby.  Long-term stress is related to things such as:  family or personal history of depression stressful life events loneliness problems with the pregnancy problems at work breakdown of familial or marital relations violence at home death of a loved one Your unborn baby act according to your Mind. Baby's feelings also similar to Mother. I advise every woman to be Happy during Pregnancy. It will avoid lot of Mental tensions to the Unborn Baby. Besides this the baby will grow Happy and develop Imagination or thinking power before birth.. Your Health and mind has great impact on your unborn child.. My advise 1.... When ...