According to studies, human beings are living longer in the modern age, especially in the recent 30 years. There are many reasons why this is, and one of the most important reasons for longer lifespans can be attributed to cleaner water.
Water and Heart Disease
Water is actually the best tool to help prevent heart disease. Researchers from Loma Linda University in California confirmed this years ago by checking the water intake of about 20,000 men and women (ages 38 to 100). They found elevated viscosity (blood thickness), the volume of red blood cells (hematocrit), and fibrinogen (a protein involved in the clotting process) among individuals who drank less than two glasses of water daily compared to those who drank five or more. These elevated factors are all associated with coronary heart disease, which make blood thicker – something which has been found among heart disease and diabetic patients.
Viscosity is an important but usually overlooked risk factor for cardiovascular disease. The thicker the blood, the slower it flows through the thousands of miles of the circulatory system. During the process, risky things may happen such as inflammation, clots, plaque, and cardiac and vascular issues. In layman’s terms, the heart needs to work harder to pump.
Viscosity is an important but usually overlooked risk factor for cardiovascular disease. The thicker the blood, the slower it flows through the thousands of miles of the circulatory system. During the process, risky things may happen such as inflammation, clots, plaque, and cardiac and vascular issues. In layman’s terms, the heart needs to work harder to pump.
Other Important Water Facts
Water can reduce daytime fatigue which is one of the first signs of dehydration. Especially when you sleep, your body continues to soak up water you drank during the day. Causing you to go about 8 hours without replenishing your water supply. If you don’t rehydrate enough during the day, your energy levels will wane.
Water is essential for digestion – the digestive system depends on a sufficient amount of water to help break down food. There’s no concern that water will dilute the digestive juices or interfere with digestion. In fact, drinking water during or after a meal actually aids digestion. It also softens stool, which helps prevent constipation.
Overall, drinking clean water does help you live longer. The quality of the water you are consuming is just as important as quantity. Pure water is the best liquid to drink to avoid any contaminants from entering your body. If you drink water with contaminants, it will reverse the benefits that pure water gives you by adding more toxins to your body. Filtration systems that use Coconut Activated Carbon are guaranteed to remove up to 99% of contaminants in the water. This is as good as, if not better, than bottled water! Stay hydrated and give your body clean and fresh water now.
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