8 Mistakes You're Probably Making When You Drink Water

Using BPA Bottles

Bisphenol A (BPA) is chemical. Lots of things are made from it, including water bottles. But study suggests BPA may enter food and drinks. 

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Believe the Cold Water Myth

Cold water does not constrict blood vessels or slow digestion. This is an easy way to cool and hydrate when hot. Warm water thins mucus only when cold.

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Add Sliced Fruit or Vegetables

It may make water taste better and refresh. It can potentially spread salmonella and E.coli if you're not careful. 

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Not Drinking Alcohol

Alcohol diuretics produce urine. Frequent peeing can dehydrate you. Drink one glass of water for every cup of coffee or alcohol to avoid this. 

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Pills Not in Full Glass

Alcohol diuretics produce urine. Frequent peeing can dehydrate you. Drink one glass of water for every cup of coffee or alcohol to avoid this. 

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Introducing Anything That Is Man-Made

Artificial sweeteners and flavorings may increase the risk of type 2 diabetes and cancer, according to several research. 

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Not Reaching When Tired

It could be dehydration. Dehydration can occur without illness or exercise. Body functions including breathing and excrement drain water.

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Not Slowing Down

A glass or two of water is OK, but don't wake up and drink a gallon. There is no proof it boosts metabolism. 

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