WATER o About two-thirds of your body is made up of water. o Water helps keep your body’s temperature stable. o It carries nutrients and oxygen to cells.

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WATER o About two-thirds of your body is made up of water. o Water helps keep your body’s temperature stable. o It carries nutrients and oxygen to cells. o It protects organs and tissues. o It removes wastes.

o We lose it by sweating. (EXERCISING – RUNNING – DANCING, ETC) o We lose it through urine and feces. o We lose it by breathing. o Being properly hydrated helps your body function at its best. o Dehydration – not having enough fluid in your body – can cause headaches, fatigue, crankiness and poor concentration.

AgeMalesFemales L/day = 6 glasses1.4L/day = 5 to 6 glasses L/day = 7 glasses1.6Lday = 6 glasses Adults2.6L/day = 10 glasses2.1l/day = 8 glasses Recommended daily intake of water: