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You might associate a glass of wine with girl's night out or a way to relax after a difficult day -- but you can link it to your health as well. Wine plays a role in your health in an obvious way when it comes to overconsuming calories and making healthy decisions when you're a little tipsy, but it can also benefit -- and harm -- your health in ways you may never have realized. According to Yale-New Haven Hospital, cabernet sauvignon, petit syrah and pinot noir have the highest concentration of flavonoids. In another study, published in in the "Journal of Wine Research," women experienced a decreased risk of metabolic syndrome -- a cluster of conditions that leads to heart disease -- if they drank one glass of wine a day. In the study, women were assigned to drink either red or white wine; researchers found that women who drank red wine had higher levels of aromatase inhibitors, which are used to treat breast cancer, due to the chemicals in the skin of the grapes used for making red wine.
14 Overlooked Benefits of Drinking Water
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But did you know that on any given day you lose 64 ounces of water through perspiration 16 ounces from your feet alone? Unless you're working out, most of this perspiration goes unnoticed. But our body is constantly regulating its temperature through sweat. Even when you're sitting in a chair, typing on your computer, your body is still maintaining a healthy core temperature. We both know that water consumption is imperative for maintaining hydration. But keeping up with that kind of diminishing supply can seem difficult.
Is Drinking Every Day—Even a Little Bit—Going to Turn You Into an Alcoholic?
Welcome back Katherine, Urine is usually sterile and harmless to drink. Peoples in numerous primitive cultures mixed urine with other ingredients to concoct potions that were consumed during ritualistic religious ceremonies. Many around the world, in fact, still practice urinotherapy. The body's normal "waste" products are harmless. Urophagia should not be practiced when the donor is ill, most especially if there is a bladder infection.
You will never catch this bitch dehydrated! Does it all just… turn into pee? Exactly what your body does with the water you consume will depend a lot on your habits. Generally, though, what goes in must come out.
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