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11 water-rich foods

Hildagard Swanzy by Hildagard Swanzy
June 14, 2020
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Not drinking enough water can lead to dehydration, which can cause headaches, fatigue, skin problems, muscle cramps, low blood pressure and a rapid heart rate.

Experts generally recommend drinking several glasses of water per day to meet our hydration needs.

While drinking water is essential, one can also get it from foods. There are many healthy foods that can contribute a large amount of water to diet.

Below are 11 water- rich foods that help us stay hydrated;

1. Water melon

water content – 92%

 

2. Oranges

Water content- 88%

 

 

 

3. Cucumber

Water content- 95%

 

4. Cauliflower

Water content- 92%

 

 

5. Lettuce

Water content- 96%

 

6. Plain yogurt

Water content- 88%

 

 

7. Tomatoes

Water content- 94%

 

 

8. Bell pepper

Water content- 92%

9. Cabbage

Water content- 92%

 

 

10. Grapefruit

Water content- 88%

11. Coconut water

Water content- 95%

 

 

 

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Medianurse is an internet platform with the mission to educate individuals about their healthcare. It has been observed with great worry that many individuals have little or no clue about the various diseases circulating, and some individuals are also clueless about the activities that could bring such diseases if indulged in. Medianurse has the vision for every individual to be particularly concerned about their health and how to ensure that they are able to take measures to give them the maximum health and disease-free life.

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  1. Carl says:
    2 years ago

    Great post

    Reply
  2. Kwaku Asare says:
    2 years ago

    Great post

    Reply
    • Hildagard Swanzy says:
      1 year ago

      Thank you

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