According to recommendations of the US National Academy of Medicine, ages 19-30 men per day for approx. 3 litre, women for 2.1 litre Fluid intake is recommended. The research team analyzed in detail randomized clinical studies examining the effects of increasing water consumption on various health problems. Research results also show that water consumption has positive effects on weight control. In three different studies, overweight and obese adults who drank 1.5 liters of water per day before meals had greater health benefits compared to control groups. 44 percent to 100 percent It was determined that there was more weight loss among women.
urinary tract infections Research on the subject has revealed promising results. Increasing daily water consumption by 1.5 liters in premenopausal women experiencing this recurrent infection problem resulted in a decrease in the number of infection attacks and a decrease in antibiotic use. Additionally, the role of water consumption in reducing the risk of kidney stone formation is noteworthy. In a five-year follow-up study, patients who increased their daily water intake had lower kidney stone recurrence rates. more than 50 percent drop observed.
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