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What are the benefits of drinking hot water?

What are the benefits of drinking hot water?


1 Improves Digestion: When you drink hot water, it breaks down faster. Consequently, it reduces the risk of constipation by supporting regular bowel movements.

2.Detox: Hot water might help in the detoxification of the body.

3.Weight loss: Several researches have revealed that drinking an adequate amount of water can aid weight loss as it increases the feeling of fullness. A 2003 study has revealed that switching from drinking cold water to hot water could increase weight loss.

4.Eases Nasal Congestion: If you are suffering from a stuffy nose, drinking hot water can give you the much-needed respite.

5.Soothing Effect: Drinking warm water early in the morning can have a soothing effect on the body and it can ease tensed muscles.

6. Keeping the body hydrated is one of the important things to maintain health. But most people do not know that drinking warm water can provide several more benefits for the body and skin.
In a study, medical experts say that water is very beneficial for the body, especially if it is drunk in warm conditions, and the perfect temperature. The benefits of drinking warm water every day cannot be underestimated. Therefore, it could not hurt to try the properties produced from this warm water.

We all know that 60% of our body consists of water and it is important to consume water to fuel the body, build energy and for the proper functioning of all vital organs. Doctors recommend drinking 11 to 16 glasses of water every day depending on your lifestyle and the needs of your body. While most of us tend to drink cold water, Ayurveda recommends drinking warm water instead.

Here are some of the benefits of drinking warm water every day:

1. Overcoming colds in the morning
Warm water can relieve symptoms of upper respiratory tract infections such as runny nose and stuffy nose. High temperatures in warm water can speed up the passage of mucus, so cold symptoms will subside. In addition, the warm temperature is also able to relieve pain in the throat due to the buildup of mucus in the esophagus in the morning.
2. Weight loss
Drinking warm water in the morning can activate the body's metabolism, resulting in more fat burning throughout the day. Drinking hot water also helps cleanse the intestines and eliminate waste in the body that may cause flatulence and excess water in the body.
3. Smooth digestive tract
Stomach pain due to digestive tract disorders is generally waste trapped in the intestine causing constipation and abdominal pain. Drinking, warm water can help the intestines contract to expedite the process of elimination.
In addition, drinking warm water activates the digestive tract. Water works as a lubricant or lubricant along the organs of the digestive system and helps hydrate and flush out toxins.
4.Toxins detoxification in the body
One of the benefits of warm water for health is the detection of toxins. When we drink warm water, the body temperature rises and activates the endocrine system, making it easier to sweat.

4.Good for sensitive teeth and cavities
For those who have sensitive teeth and cavities, it is not recommended to drink cold water because it can damage, harm dental health and do not have good benefits. In some cases, cold water can damage dental fillings. Warm water is recommended because it has a safe temperature and provides comfort for sensitive teeth.
5.Skin lightening
Drinking warm water every day on a regular basis will help the body to break down fat deposits, relax muscles, and increase blood flow. An increase in blood circulation can rejuvenate skin cells and keep them nourished.

6.Eliminate spicy taste faster
The spicy taste sensation is obtained from food using chili seeds, the chemical compound is called capsaicin. This compound will dissolve in hot water, so after drinking hot water, you will feel more comfortable and slowly the spicy effect will disappear.

Drinking hot water won't cure any ailments, but as long the water isn't hot, the risk is minimal. So people who already enjoy warm water or who want to try simple methods to improve their health should feel confident that they are benefiting from it.
We cannot live without water, from now on love your body to always consume warm water, one of which is to prevent dehydration. Consume water according to individual needs. Your body is very smart, you just need little bit awareness towards your body's signal, what it's trying to say, eat when you are hungry, drink water when you are thirsty, sleep when you are sleepy, thats the basic Funda. 

Treating Colds and Improving Sinus Health. 
Helps in Digestion
Improves Central Nervous System Function. 
Helps in Constipation.
Keeps you Hydrated. 
Reduces Shivering in Cold Weather
Improves Circulation. 
It May Help Reduce Stress.
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