20 Percent of American Kids Don’t Drink Water: How a Water Ionizer Can Change That

Posted by: Rhona Reid On May 15, 2019 2:43 pm

We’ve talked about the risks of dehydration in kids before, but the issue has been given new legs by findings in a recent Harvard report published by The American Journal of Public Health.

Kids aren’t drinking enough water these days – but we have a solution for that. Here’s what we’ll cover below:

  1. What Are Kids Drinking Instead of Water?
  2. Is Soda Bad for Kids to Drink?
  3. Why Aren’t Kids Drinking Enough Water?
  4. Can a Water Ionizer Encourage My Kids to Drink Water?
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Why are kids not drinking enough water?

What Are Kids Drinking Instead of Water?

These findings are sending a wave of troubled recognition throughout the pediatric medical community and beyond:

In excess of 20 percent of …

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Note to Odell Beckham Jr: Channel These Athletes and Get a Water Ionizer!

Posted by: Rhona Reid On March 27, 2019 4:24 pm

It’s fair to say that new Cleveland Browns wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. isn’t the world’s greatest fan of drinking water.

A bold statement to make – but hear us out:

Beckham’s general disdain for drinking water finally caught up to him last year.

Read on to find out how:

  1. What Happened to Odell Beckham Jr.?
  2. The Shocking Reason Why Odell Beckham Jr. Doesn’t Like Water
  3. What Is the Best Water to Drink for Hydration?
  4. Why Should Athletes Drink Alkaline Water?
  5. Which Athletes Drink Alkaline Water from a Water Ionizer?
  6. Why Tom Brady’s Coach Recommends Tyent Water
  7. Why Should I Put a Water Ionizer in My Home?
  8. One Piece of Advice for Odell Beckham Jr.
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Tyent alkaline water boosts the
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Hot Yoga and Hydration: What You Should Know!

Posted by: Rhona Reid On March 15, 2019 7:28 pm

Hot Yoga has evolved from being the new kid on the block (traditional yoga can be dated back thousands of years) to an A-List favorite at local classes in most major towns and cities.

Read on to learn more about Hot Yoga and hydration:

  1. What is Hot Yoga?
  2. Does Hot Yoga Cause Dehydration?
  3. How Do I Rehydrate for Hot Yoga?
  4. Hot March Madness Deals on Top Water Ionizers!

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Stay hydrated when the heat is on!

How to Hydrate for Hot Yoga

What is Hot Yoga?

Founded by yoga teacher Bikram Choudhury in the 1970s, Hot Yoga is usually practiced at a sweat-inducing 32-40 degrees Celsius (90-105 F).

It does exactly what it says on the can: yoga, in a hot …

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Is That Post-Workout Soda Damaging Your Kidneys?

Posted by: Rhona Reid On February 14, 2019 11:20 am

It’s no secret that sugar and chemical-laced soda isn’t exactly good for us, but a new report published this year has reignited concerns that drinking soda after exercise can actually damage your kidneys.

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Damaged kidneys? Another reason to ditch the soda for good!

In this article – here’s what you can expect to learn about soda:

  1. Soda: It Doesn’t Even Hydrate You?
  2. How Soda Might Be Damaging Your Kidneys
  3. Soda vs Water? Why Water Wins…
  4. Why a Water Ionizer Hydrates Better Than Regular Water
  5. The Incredible Health Benefits of Alkaline Water from a Water Ionizer

The Truth About Soda

Soda is already linked to a whole raft of health problems…from obesity to diabetes – and those so-called “energy drinks” don’t …

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Dehydration is Bad News for Men – Here’s Why

Posted by: Rhona Reid On July 9, 2018 6:26 pm

So, we recently talked about the symptoms that young healthy women experience because of dehydration, but what about the dehydration symptoms found in men?

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Could your career be affected by dehydration?

The Difference Between Men and Women

The clinical trials that we mentioned in our last blog post were carried out on both men and women, but the results were published separately. Interestingly, the men in this fascinating study showed several similarities to the women’s study, but also a couple of surprising differences.

Just like in the women’s clinical test conditions, the men were young, healthy and fairly active. The test results of mildly dehydrated males were compared to the results of fully hydrated test subjects.

Tension and Anxiety?

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Dehydration in Women – What Does It Trigger?

Posted by: Rhona Reid On July 7, 2018 12:05 pm

Be honest…have you been a little snappy with anyone lately?  Maybe you felt your patience being stretched a little bit or you felt as though you can’t concentrate on an important task? Dehydration in women is a big problem!

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Dehydration isn’t just about feeling thirsty…

Mood Control and Mental Focus

If you’ve encountered low-key symptoms relating to your mood or cognitive abilities, you could try drinking a little more water – particularly hydrogen-rich alkaline water from Tyent water ionizers.

A fascinating study from the University of Connecticut Human Performance Laboratory found that even mild dehydration causes headaches, lack of mental focus, and the ability to control our mood.

“Our thirst sensation doesn’t really appear until we are 1% or 2%

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Dehydration: Which Type Might Affect You?  

Posted by: Rhona Reid On March 27, 2018 7:00 am

Most of us know how it feels to become temporarily thirsty, and then slaking that thirst with a long, cool drink that restores our bodies to a healthily hydrated state again.  This common type of dehydration is known as temporary dehydration.

No one can function properly when they’re dehydrated.

Thirst Doesn’t Come First

It’s worth noting that although we’re sometimes guilty of waiting until we feel thirsty to drink, thirst isn’t one of the early warning signs of dehydration.  By the time we feel thirsty, our bodies are already experiencing other signs of dehydration, such as needing to urinate less and having a dry or sticky mouth.  

Chronic Dehydration

Chronic dehydration is more serious.  Known to occur as a result

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Hit the Beach With Ionized Water!

Posted by: Rhona Reid On August 15, 2017 7:00 am

Sunglasses?  New book?  Hat?  Water?  Check!

Just add water…

Lazing On a Sunny Afternoon?

Don’t even think about hitting the beach or lakeside this summer without making sure you have the essentials.  In sun-soaked Australia, a popular health campaign recommended that people should “Slip, Slop, Slap.”  In other words: “Slip on a shirt, slop on the sunscreen and slap on a hat.” 

Sun Safety and Water Ionizers

That original advice has now been extended to “Slip, Slop, Slap, Seek, Slide.”  The last two additions prompt us to seek out shade and slide on some sunglasses as well, to make sure we stay safe in the sun.  It’s great advice!  While the sun can equal lots of fun and …

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How Firefighters Can Benefit from Alkaline Water

Posted by: Rhona Reid On December 15, 2016 12:00 pm

Did you know that there were an estimated 1,134,400 firefighters in America in 2014 (U.S. Fire Administration), working on either a voluntary or career basis?  As we head into the holiday season, and we hope for a peaceful time with our families, it’s really worth reflecting for a moment on the dedication of the men and women who form such a vital part of our emergency services.

How Tyent Water can help firefighters recover faster.
Tyent Alkaline Water can help firefighters recover faster.

How can Tyent alkaline water help firefighters?  What benefits could a firefighter expect to see and how might it help them tackle their challenging and demanding job?

Hydration and Firefighters

In 2013, a pilot study was published entitled The Effect of Hydration on Whole Blood

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My Water Ionizer Story: Alkaline Water and My Workouts

Posted by: William Poole On June 23, 2016 9:00 am

 
Hydration is among the most important factors pertaining to athletic performance, whether you are a professional athlete or weekend warrior.

Stopping for a drink

For various reasons, Tyent alkaline water is the perfect thirst quencher for athletes everywhere because of the superior hydration that alkaline water offers. That fact is something that Tyent customer and avid martial artist Rob Pientak knows and professes to the world.

Hydration, Working Out, and Alkaline Water

During physical exertion, water is used by the body in countless ways. Most obviously, the body uses water as a cooling mechanism to prevent overheating by sweating through the skin. However, water is also aiding in muscle contraction, helping to digest foods in the stomach, and transporting nutrients through the blood.…

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