By Namita S Kalla | June 19, 2025 | Image: Canva
Cooler weather makes you feel less thirsty, but your body still loses fluids, leading to fatigue, poor focus, and dryness
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Water supports kidney function and helps eliminate waste more effectively, important when infection risks rise during monsoon
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Water helps break down food and absorb nutrients, especially when appetite or eating patterns shift in rainy weather
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Oddly, drinking more water helps reduce bloating by flushing out excess salt and balancing fluids
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Hydrated skin resists bacterial infections, breakouts and fungal flare-ups common in monsoon’s damp conditions
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Dehydration can trigger or worsen headaches, keeping up your water intake may ease these dull aches
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Water helps lymph fluid circulate, boosting immune defences and helping flush out infection-causing toxins
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Proper hydration keeps joints lubricated, easing the stiffness and aches triggered by damp weather
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Drinking water before meals can improve digestion and help support natural calorie-burning processes
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Water helps regulate internal temperature and prevents excess heat build-up in the humid climate
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