does drinking water effects in getting cold and fever
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Drinking plenty of fluids is one of the most important things you can do when you have a cold or flu. Because cold and flu symptoms like runny noses and sweating, which often accompanies fever, increase the amount of water your body loses, dehydration might occur if your fluid intake is not increased to compensate.
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use of drinking water
Increases Brain Power and Provides Energy.
Promotes Healthy Weight Management and Weight Loss.
Flush Out Toxins.
Improves Your Complexion.
Maintains Regularity.
Boosts Immune System.
Prevents Headaches.
Prevents Cramps and Sprains.
use of drinking water
Increases Brain Power and Provides Energy.
Promotes Healthy Weight Management and Weight Loss.
Flush Out Toxins.
Improves Your Complexion.
Maintains Regularity.
Boosts Immune System.
Prevents Headaches.
Prevents Cramps and Sprains.
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