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Why drinking more water may be your best defence against stress

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By Daniel S. Kashi, Neil Walsh, Liverpool John Moores
| RTE Brainstorm
Analysis: Those who drank less than 1.5 litres of water daily in a new study showed dramatically higher levels of cortisol in stressful situations By Daniel Kashi and Neil Walsh, Liverpool John Moores University Most people know they should drink more water, but our research reveals an unexpected consequence of falling short: it could be making everyday stress significantly harder to handle.
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Væskemangel risikerer at fyre op under dit stress-niveau

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By Daniel S. Kashi, Neil Walsh
| Videnskab.dk
De fleste af os ved godt, at vi burde drikke mere vand, og nu løfter ny forskning sløret for en uventet konsekvens ved at drikke for lidt: Det kan gøre hverdagens stress betydeligt mere vanskeligt at håndtere. Studiet, som er offentliggjort i Journal of Applied Physiology, viser, at personer, der drikker mindre end 1,5 liter vand om dagen, har et markant højere niveau af kortisol, som er kroppens primære stresshormon, når den bliver udsat for stressende situationer.
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Stressed? Here’s why drinking some water can help

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By Daniel S. Kashi, Neil Walsh
| Scroll.in Verified
Most people know they should drink more water, but our new research reveals an unexpected consequence of falling short: it could be making everyday stress significantly harder to handle. Our study, published in the Journal of Applied Physiology, found that people who drank less than 1.5 litres daily showed dramatically higher levels of cortisol – the body’s primary stress hormone – when faced with stressful situations.
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