What is healthy to drink other than water? From the weight-loss benefits of cabbage juice and buckwheat tea to the kidney risks of carbonated beverages, explore how daily hydration choices impact your overall wellness.
Bottled water is increasingly common, with Americans drinking more than 2 billion gallons of it each year. With the large variety of different types of water on the market, it can be confusing to know the difference between one and the other.
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Sweet and brilliantly orange carrots are delicious cooked or raw. And while you might not think of it at first, fresh juice made from raw carrots is another way to get most of the nutritional benefits of raw carrots in a drinkable format.
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Soccer is strenuous and requires a lot of physical stamina, and proper hydration will reduce your risk of injury as well as help you maintain peak fitness levels after the match.
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People in the United States drink more than 2 billion gallons of bottled water each year, NYU Langone Medical Center estimates. Bottled water is defined as any water that is sealed in a bottle and intended for human use. However, the bewildering array of options can make things confusing.
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Bloating, that feeling of fullness and swelling, is uncomfortable and can be distressing. While it might seem contradictory, you can usually fix fluid retention in your body by increasing your fluid intake, including drinking more water.
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Blueberry tea is made from the dried leaves of the blueberry bush. It has a faintly grassy taste and is sometimes flavored with dried blueberries to give it a sweeter, fruitier flavor and a deep purple color.
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Black currant tea is made from the leaves and dried fruit of the black currant bush. The fresh leaves of the black currant plant have a fragrant aroma, but it is less pronounced once the leaves are dried. The tea can be made from fresh or dried leaves, and often includes dried black currants to add flavor and color.
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Choosing which type of water to drink might seem simple, but there are multiple types available -- and you might not like the taste of all of them. Drinking water encompasses a wide range of different waters, including distilled water.
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Water, whether bottled or from the tap, is a healthy, zero-calorie drink that helps your body stay fully hydrated. Proper hydration is key for optimal body function, and not consuming enough water can lead to serious complications, including dehydration.
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