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• Wednesday, December 16th, 2009

You must have heard the advice to drink 8 glasses of water a day so that no shortage of body fluids. Drink water or even eat fruits that contain water such as melon, watermelon, and the like can provide health benefits is very large, including preventing fatigue. But perhaps the most important benefits for the stomach if you drink enough water is the water can help maintain water balance and water storage in the body. Water also helps prevent constipation, which can cause bloating.

Drink eight glasses of water a day is just the basic guidelines for most people because it really needs liquids every person varies according to the intensity of activity and body size. But eight is a pretty good amount for a healthy body. All liquids (drinking water and foods that contain water) that comes into our body, calculated as total fluid intake. But keep in mind that not all good fluids support the belly flattening program that you do.

For starters, we recommend drinking water combined with lemons, and ginger so that was not boring. Selection variations in drinking water here are not just giving a different taste, but also health benefits for the body. For example, ginger can soothe and reduce Glycaemix Index or the glycemic index (IG) in the body. With a low glycemic index, it will be slower in the fox food into sugar and produce insulin response. And lower the body’s insulin response, the accumulation of fat can be reduced.

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