12/01/2026
☀️ Summer holidays keep us busy with longer days outdoors, and its easy to forget something simple but essential: staying hydrated.
When your water levels drop, the first sign is thirst. Water supports many of your body’s daily functions, so not drinking enough can affect your health quickly.
🎯Early dehydration can show up as discomfort, low energy, flushed skin, and nausea. As it worsens, you may experience dizziness, headaches, difficulty breathing, or trouble swallowing. Long‑term mild dehydration also carries risks, with the likelihood of kidney stones, urinary tract cancers, some colon cancers, heart valve issues, and reduced physical and mental performance.
💧 This summer, keep water close, sip often, and listen to your body’s early signals. Staying hydrated helps you enjoy the season safely and comfortably.