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Our bodies are made up of about 60% water. Our bodies are constantly losing water, mostly through sweat and urine. To prevent dehydration we need to drink an adequate amount of water to replenish.

Health authorities commonly recommend consuming eight 8-ounce glasses of water every day.

Not only does water help you look healthy on the outside, it also protects the most important organ in your body — your heart. According to a study over the span of six years, those who drank at least five glasses of water per day were 41 percent less likely to suffer from a heart attack than those who drank two glasses or less per day.

Drinking water helps you look and feel your best. Want to get in the best shape of your life? Drinking water can help you reach your health and weight loss goals. Not only does it act as a natural appetite suppressant by helping you feel full faster, studies have shown that drinking a glass of cold water when you wake up in the morning can also speed up your metabolism. It even helps your skin to look young and healthy by helping to reduce fine lines or wrinkles that can be caused by dehydration.

Moody? Tired? You might just be dehydrated. Water has a bigger impact on our bodies than just quenching our thirst. When we don’t drink enough water, we can quickly become dehydrated, which can have a negative impact on our mood, energy levels and ability to think clearly. Researchers at the University of Connecticut’s Human Performance Laboratory discovered that even mild dehydration can cause people to feel anxious, tense or tired, affecting their ability to perform cognitive tasks and cope with stress throughout the day.

There are plenty of studies to support this.

One study in women showed that a fluid loss of 1.36% after exercise impaired mood and concentration and increased the frequency of headaches.

Other studies show that mild dehydration (1-3% of body weight) caused by exercise or heat can harm many other aspects of brain function.

Mild dehydration can also negatively affect physical performance, leading to reduced endurance.

While you may not know it, dehydration can reduce your ability to focus and concentrate on completing mental tasks. In fact, according to a study by the University of East London, a simple glass of water can help boost brain function by 14 percent.