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person drinking an electrolyte sports drink outdoors
June 30, 2023/Exercise & Fitness

Is Salt an Electrolyte?

Two key electrolytes — sodium and chloride — are the building blocks of salt

Person drinking sports drink with electrollytes while taking a break from tennis.
June 20, 2023/Exercise & Fitness

Can You Drink Too Many Electrolytes?

Sports drinks are best when needed — and that’s not all the time

Foods for diarrhea, commonly known as BRAT
June 16, 2023/Digestive

What To Eat When You Have Diarrhea

Keep the menu plain and simple and make sure you stay hydrated

older woman drinking a glass of water
May 30, 2023/Senior Health

Drink Up: The Connection Between Age and Dehydration

Body changes put older adults at increased risk of dehydration

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Person applying skin toner to cotton pad before using it on their face.
May 22, 2023/Skin Care & Beauty

8 Tips for Getting Rid of Oily Skin

Skin gets oily for many reasons — including dehydration!

Top view of a bag of yerba mate tea and the traditional drinking gourd filled with the tea.
April 14, 2023/Wellness

Coffee Alternatives: Looking Beyond the Bean-Based Drink

Dare to be different with mushroom coffee, matcha tea or even golden milk

Slices of watermelon on kitchen counter.
February 23, 2023/Nutrition

Why Watermelon Should Be Part of Your Diet

Packed with vitamins and nutrients, watermelon can be enjoyed all year ’round

woman drinking water while exercising
February 3, 2023/Nutrition

Here’s Why Alkaline Water Doesn’t Live Up to the Hype

Whatever you think it’s doing, your body is already doing on its own

Someone feeling light-headed, seeing birds and stars
February 2, 2023/Heart Health

The Link Between Dehydration and Blood Pressure

Not drinking enough fluids can send your blood pressure on a rollercoaster ride

Someone cooking chicken noodle soup.

Fact or Fiction: Feed a Cold, Starve a Fever

The advice dates to 1574, but it doesn’t quite meet modern medical guidelines

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