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Written by Navneet Kaur, M.Sc. Nutrition & Dietetics
Diet
Staying hydrated doesn’t mean chugging liters of plain water. Foods and smart habits can help you stay balanced without overhydration.
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Like watermelon, oranges, and cucumbers keep you hydrated while adding vitamins and fiber.
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Vegetables like cucumbers, radish, and carrots have a good amount of water content, making them great hydration boosters.
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This is a natural electrolyte drink that replenishes lost minerals after sweating or workouts.
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Add mint, lemon, and tulsi-infused water to keep you refreshed without added sugar.
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They are excellent for gut health and hydration, especially during summer.
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Include some light vegetable soups in your routine to contribute to daily fluid intake while adding nutrition.
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Too much coffee or tea can dehydrate you; balance it with herbal teas or water.
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Sip steadily through the day instead of gulping down large amounts at once. Balance water, hydrating foods, and electrolytes for optimal hydration without bloating.
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