Sentences with phrase «suggest drinking more water»

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Recent research suggests that a «one - size - fits - all» prescriptive advice to drinking is outdated because sweat water losses are dynamic and dependent on the intensity of exercise (higher metabolic rate, more sweating, more water loss); the ambient temperature (the hotter the conditions, the greater the amount of evaporative sweat production); and body size (bigger the mass, more evaporative sweat needed to cool the body).

I tried everything the nurse suggested - I expressed after every feed, even night feeds, I started eating more and drinking whole milk, religiously drinking a minumum of 3 litres of water everyday.

Dr. Sears suggested that breastfeeding moms drink «enough water to quench their thirst plus a bit more.»

More worrisome, perhaps, is that Mackie pulled more resistance genes from his deepest test wells, suggesting that the genes percolated down toward the drinking water supplies used by surrounding communitMore worrisome, perhaps, is that Mackie pulled more resistance genes from his deepest test wells, suggesting that the genes percolated down toward the drinking water supplies used by surrounding communitmore resistance genes from his deepest test wells, suggesting that the genes percolated down toward the drinking water supplies used by surrounding communities.

Prior research has suggested that prolonged drinking of uranium - contaminated water may lead, or make people more susceptible, to kidney damage and elevated blood pressure.

I highly suggest only using distilled for a cleanse and drinking either Alkaline Water or Fiji water along with 75 % green vegetables or more in your Water or Fiji water along with 75 % green vegetables or more in your water along with 75 % green vegetables or more in your diet.

It seems equatable to one of the many things that the common person could use more of (as suggested by doctors), such as fiber, drinking more water, moderate exercise etc..

Rats of both sexes drank massive amounts of water, yet did not urinate any more than the control rats, suggesting the water simply evaporated right out of their skin.

«In my focus groups with students, they suggested more water facilities so that when they play they don't have to go to the other side of the school and miss out on what they're doing if they need a drink.»

The revised statement is more sensible, but I would suggest you critically examine your concept of «distorting markets» particularly as regards what economists term «unowned resources,» such as a breathable atmosphere, fields or forests held in common (as in the original «Tragedy of the Commons»), stocks of fish in the ocean, or drinking water from lakes and rivers.