I have always been really bad at drinking water, I’ve always added
squash to it. Or I just end up drinking fizzy juice or sports drinks.
I always feel thirsty and even drinking fresh fruit juice
never seems to quench it. In order to try help myself lose weight I’ve been
cutting down the amount of fizzy juice I have. I will eventually have it down
to one glass, one day a week if at all. Right now, I probably have a glass of
something at least 3 or 4 times a week.
It’s been easier for me to ditch adding squash to my water
than it has to stop drinking fizzy juice. At the moment I’ve been having a
glass a day if that. In the mornings I still have a small glass of fresh orange
juice.
So far I have been managing to drink 4 or 5 glasses of water
a day.
When I’m at home its been much easier, so in order to help myself drink
more water when out and about.
I bought myself a Tracker bottle and Insulated bottle from
HydrateM8.
I love them the tracker bottles have different quotes on and the
insulated bottle keep things nice and cold or hot if you prefer.
On the side of the tracker bottle it has marks stating the
time of day. This is to encourage you to drink water regularly which is great
but at the moment my main focus is to drink more regardless of the time. Once I’ve
gotten myself into the habit I will move on to drinking it at regular intervals
throughout the day.
With having a hormonal imbalance, it can cause me to be
really hungry, so I can go through phases of eating a lot more than I usually
would. Upping my water intake means when a craving hits me, instead of reaching
for food I drink more water.
Already I feel so much more hydrated and I’ve actually
noticed I’m not bloating as badly or as often. I’m halfway to my goal of how
much water I want to be drinking a day and how little fizzy juice I drink.
I've been trying to consume more water recently, it's so good for you but I never really stick to it, hoping I can. It's really good how much you've been managing to intake & your water bottle is fab!
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