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Fluid replacement during operations or exercise

— published: 08-18-2010

Filed under: Exercise, Fitness, Healthy Tips, Healthy behaviors

If you sweat a lot during exercise, be sure to drink lots of fluids – but do not exceed 1.5 L/hour. Sip frequently rather than gulp; drinking small amounts of fluids at a time are more effective than drinking large amounts occasionally. Also, start drinking before you become thirsty. Click here for more information.

Filed under: Exercise, Fitness, Healthy Tips, Healthy behaviors

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