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A Simple but Vital Habit

Grace Bianco

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By Grace K. Bianco

With a brain mostly made up of water, how can we expect it to function properly when it is missing a key necessity?

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I don’t drink enough water.

I forget most of the time. Other times, I don’t like forcing myself to drink if I am not dying of thirst.

I bloat very easily due to the fact that my gallbladder barely works. When I am better at drinking water throughout the day, I don’t bloat as bad or experience as much discomfort.

I am also prone to migraines. Dehydration is a sure way to get one.

On top of my physical health, I struggle with anxiety. Again, dehydration doesn’t help the brain.

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Drinking water is important for any and everyone. We need it to survive.

Physical health facts on drinking water by Medical News Today:

Our bodies are made up of 60% water. Our blood is 90%. This means that when we are well hydrated our body can get oxygen to needed places at a faster…

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Grace Bianco
Grace Bianco

Written by Grace Bianco

I am the author of “Party Pooper: Growing up with Anxiety.” I love oversharing my life. I talk about my faith, marriage, mental health, & everything in between.

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