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]]>Try to eat a bowl of soup for lunch every day in summer because this is a healthy and hydrating dish. Soups packed with veggies will help you up your water intake and stay hydrated.
Fruits that are rich in water are definitely a great option for hydrating the body when you’re bored of drinking plain water. Watermelon, strawberries, peaches, mangos, cucumbers, and oranges are all water-rich fruits and veggies that you can eat or add to your smoothies and salads.
Coconut water is another healthy and refreshing alternative to plain water that’s rich in electrolytes and, unlike most other drinks, it low in calories.
Treat yourself with delicious frozen treats that will keep you hydrated on hot summer days. Ice pops with fresh fruits are super easy to prepare at home and it’s a great dessert to have on hand.
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Obviously the best way to stay hydrated is to drink water as it’s calorie-free and always available. If you’re not a huge fan of water, try putting some fruit slices in it.
Sports Drinks
Sports drinks are good after you’ve worked out or done high-intensity activity as they’re full of electrolytes. Make sure you read the labels because sports drinks can be full of artificial flavors, sweeteners, and sugar.
Tea or Coffee
Tea or coffee will give you a boost of caffeine without dehydrating you. You can also control how much sugar and additives go into your drink if you make it at home.
Energy Drinks
Energy drinks have tons of added sugar and extra ingredients that you don’t need. If you want a boost of energy, drink tea or coffee.
Alcohol
Unfortunately, alcohol is super dehydrating and if you are drinking it outside, make sure you drink one cup of water for every alcoholic beverage you drink.
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]]>Try to eat a bowl of soup for lunch every day in summer because this is a healthy and hydrating dish. Soups packed with veggies will help you up your water intake and stay hydrated.
Fruits that are rich in water are definitely a great option for hydrating the body when you’re bored of drinking plain water. Watermelon, strawberries, peaches, mangos, cucumbers, and oranges are all water-rich fruits and veggies that you can eat or add to your smoothies and salads.
Coconut water is another healthy and refreshing alternative to plain water that’s rich in electrolytes and, unlike most other drinks, it low in calories.
Treat yourself with delicious frozen treats that will keep you hydrated on hot summer days. Ice pops with fresh fruits are super easy to prepare at home and it’s a great dessert to have on hand.
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]]>The post The Best & Worst Drinks to Stay Hydrated This Summer appeared first on thedancingcucumber.com.
]]>Water
Obviously the best way to stay hydrated is to drink water as it’s calorie-free and always available. If you’re not a huge fan of water, try putting some fruit slices in it.
Sports Drinks
Sports drinks are good after you’ve worked out or done high-intensity activity as they’re full of electrolytes. Make sure you read the labels because sports drinks can be full of artificial flavors, sweeteners, and sugar.
Tea or Coffee
Tea or coffee will give you a boost of caffeine without dehydrating you. You can also control how much sugar and additives go into your drink if you make it at home.
Energy Drinks
Energy drinks have tons of added sugar and extra ingredients that you don’t need. If you want a boost of energy, drink tea or coffee.
Alcohol
Unfortunately, alcohol is super dehydrating and if you are drinking it outside, make sure you drink one cup of water for every alcoholic beverage you drink.
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