Five times of the day when you should avoid drinking water, according to a dietician

Five times of the day when you should avoid drinking water, according to a dietician
Five times of the day when you should avoid drinking water, according to a dietician
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BDrinking water is essential for maintaining the health of your body. How many glasses have you had today? Still, there are situations in which you should avoid drinking this drink. A dietitian reveals when it should be left aside.

On the Well + Good website, Maddie Pasquariello explains when it is best to avoid glasses of water. Know everything.

1- Close to bedtime

“The ideal is to space your water intake throughout the day and more evenly. Always avoid it an hour before going to sleep.”

2- At night

“It is generally accepted to drink water throughout the day rather than drinking large amounts at once.”

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3- Just before training

“It may cause discomfort, a feeling of bloating, nausea and abdominal pain during training. Drink one or two glasses two hours before and after training.”

4- When there is no bathroom nearby

“Holding in urine for a long time can strain the bladder muscles.”

5- To compensate for stress

“It may cause discomfort or tension in the kidney area.”

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The article is in Portuguese

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