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22 Amazing Benefits and Uses Of Water For Skin, Hair and Health | StyleCraze - 0 views

  • . Cold water rinse leaves the hair glossy and shiny. The cold temperature constricts the hair cuticles to make the strands smoother and more reflective. It also prevents dirt from accumulating on the scalp and makes hair stronger.
  • Water is a natural miracle ingredient that supports vitamin consumption and assists in efficient and healthy hair growth. Water makes almost ¼ of the weight of a hair strand, thus, drink two liters of water every day to get gleaming and healthy tresses.
  • Muscles are made up of up to 75% water, so it is necessary to provide them enough water. Having enough water will help keep their contraction normal and prevent muscular cramps; It will help you to exercise more making you stronger and healthy.
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      If you don't maintain the water in the body yourself, the body will begin to do it on its own until you help get it back on track.
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Advantages of Drinking Water and Skin Benefits | Healthy Eating | SF Gate - 0 views

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      Without enough water, the body isn't able to function correctly.
  • It is critical for the proper functioning of every organ and bodily system. Water flushes out toxins while also delivering key nutrients to cells -- it's more essential to life than food. So staying properly hydrated makes for an overall healthier body.
  • Conventional wisdom tells us that drinking more water will have a positive impact on skin, providing a younger-looking, radiant complexion.
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  • However, all types of fluid can be included in those totals, such as milk and juice.
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      Water isn't the only thing that feeds the body h2o. 
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