5 Ways To Drink More Water
Drinking more water is crucial for maintaining good health, but it can be difficult to make it a habit. Here are five ways to make it easier to drink more water:
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You KNOW you need to, but you don’t – 5 Ways To Drink More Water
- It’s pointless to convince you that you need to drink plenty of water… plenty of water = better health
- The roadblocks you face:
- Addiction (or preference) for other drinks
- Remembering to do it
- Here are 5 ways to knock down these roadblocks
- Do it first thing in the morning
- Create a new habit
- Place a glass of water next to your bed
- Drink it first thing when you wake up – always
- Add some flare/flavor
- Spark it – Use sparkling water instead of regular water – this is a great way to transition from soda
- Squeeze it – Squeeze fresh citrus (lemon, lime, orange) into your water to give it more zing!
- Infuse it – Infuse your water with fresh fruits [Google: infused water ideas]
- Ice it – Freeze fresh fruit (grapes, cherries, blueberries, etc) [Google: fruit ice cubes]
- Make it convenient
- Keep a bottle or glass of water close to you at all times
- Stack it on another habit
- Identify a small habit you currently practice several times a day:
- Sit down at your desk
- Take a break Attach the act of drinking water with that habit:
- When I take a break, then I will drink water
- Identify a small habit you currently practice several times a day:
- Eliminate other temptations
- Remove other drink options from your environment
- Don’t keep sodas, sugary juices in your house – focus on buying less and less each time you shop
- Want to keep other drink options in your house? Cool – make it a hassle to get to them
- Make accessing them inconvenient
- Definitely keep them out of your immediate environment
- Remove other drink options from your environment
How to use this:
- Choose at least one idea and:
- Explain it out loud, in your own words
- Implement it right away
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