Water & wellbeing

Why do we need water?

water is essential for the human body

Water is essential to the human body, just like oxygen. If forced, you can survive several weeks without food, but no more than a few days without water.

Water is a perfect thirst-quencher, it hydrates your body and keeps your fluid balance at the proper level. The purifying effect of water has a proven impact on your health and your general wellbeing. Health complaints, such as fatigue, headaches, digestive problems, joint aches and back complaints are relieved or remedied.

In short, if you want to be in top condition, you need enough water!

Why do we need water?

How much water should you drink a day?

water keeps you in peak condition

Water is one of the most essential nutritional products: adults need 1.5 to 2 litres of water a day. The majority of that must be drunk, with the remainder being extracted from food.

Drinking enough liquid to keep your fluid balance at a proper level is not a superfluous luxury, but rather a matter of life or death.

How much water should we drink every day?

Not all water is good for you

know what you're drinking!

'Water', it sounds so familiar and obvious that it's rare to think of it in conscious terms, and one instead chooses drinking water in an offhand manner.

The composition and purity of bottled water can differ enormously. Research has shown that 1 in 4 bottled water brands are not suitable for daily consumption!

If you are aware of these facts and pay due regard to them, you will make an informed and conscious choice.

Not all water is good for you

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