Keep hydrated if you have a thyroid problem

Monday, November 16, 2009

Are you drinking enough water every day? Most people do not. If you are healthy you need a lot of water but if you have problems with your thyroid gland you need it even more. Water plays many important functions in the body and can help ease the symptoms of hypothyroidism and hyperthyroidism.

It is important to understand that there is no substitution for water. Drinking juice or soft drinks is not the same. The are all liquids but that is all they have in common. In fact, If you drink alcoholic beverages, you should consume an extra glass of water for each can of soft drink, only to deal with its effects.

It has to drink a longstanding debate about the best kind of water. Some advocate for distilled water, while others say no. Some say bottled water, while others say this already, no. Some companies that sell water in bottles too simple bottle of water straight from the tap, and they will soon be obliged to disclose that on the bottle label. On otherProducts, cleaning practices were clearly identified. Probably the best solution is to filter your own water at home using a sink below the filter, a filter for your fridge or a portable filter for each mug or glass to fill you.

The water you drink should be clean pure water because your cells to bathe, and you do not want to bring with them pollution especially harmful if you drink eight glasses every day. The exact formula forthe recommended amount of water to drink every day, half of your weight in ounces. For example, if you weigh 200 pounds, you should drink 100 liters of water per day. This formula was developed by Dr. F. Batmanghelidj healed many people of all kinds of diseases by increasing the water intake. So, what do you drink the whole water do for you? It is thick and moisture to combat the skin, constipation, give more energy, help your body temperature, regulationclear brain fog and help you lose weight. What these benefits sound familiar? They should, because each of them is a cure for a symptom of thyroid disease.

Dr. Batmanghelidj coined the term Unintentional Chronic Dehydration (UCD) to describe the condition today, many people who do not drink enough water and as a result their body begins to show symptoms of a chronic illness. Fortunately, according to Dr. Batmanghelidj, many of these illnesses is by simply drinking enough water will be reversedevery day without fail. Even if the disease is not reversed, the symptoms become much more manageable thanks to the simple act of always enough water per day.

Thus you track the amount of water you drink each day, fill a pitcher with the amount that you should not drink so you can see it with every glass reduced. If you are away from home, you can track by using a simple ball counter, where you move a bead on the other side, each holding eight ounces to drink. Itmay seem like a lot of work but it is important to always have enough water really. You owe it to yourself and your health, increase your water intake per day.

Note that there is a limit to what is healthy. If you drink too much too fast, it can really harm your body. So I do not drink a whole day at a time allotment. It spread throughout the day. If you forget, do not try to double later.

If you're like most people are the reason why you do not drink muchWater is because it is not simply taste so great. There will be some getting used to, but you can do it if you remove all other liquids from your diet. Do not drink and soft drinks more, they are already bad for your thyroid. Every time you're thirsty, reach for water instead of the usual drinks. If you hold the water in the fridge, so it's nice and cold it seems to taste a little better.

It was, however, demonstrated that drinking water at room temperatureeasily absorbed by the tissues and cells in the body and is better for you to do - so if you can! It is not easy for the first few days, especially if you are addicted to tea or cola. Finally, you get to drinking water, and it is not so bad and your thyroid is used to thank you for making the switch.

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