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Drinking too much water too quickly can throw your blood sodium levels out of balance and result in nausea, headache, irregular heartbeat and other symptoms. Sip steadily, but don’t overdo it.

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The NHS recommends drinking six to eight glasses of fluid per day – or about 1.2 litres – to stay hydrated on an average day. As well as water, this includes: ...

We spoke to a dietitian, who explains how much water you should be drinking daily and how to meet those goals. Amanda Capritto See full bio Nasha Addarich MartínezManaging Editor ...