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                                - It's easy to get, it's the cheapest and it's almost always at hand.
 
                                - We don't have to go shopping for it, it's available at your tap (unless polluted).
 
                                - It really quenches your thirst in hydrates your body which makes you feel great. Tea, coffee and artifitial drinks only make you thirstier.
 
                                - Regular intake of water regulates the feeling of thirst in your body. 
 
                                - Only a well hydrated body can provide maximum concentration and an optimal immune system. 
 
                                - The body and mind fitness improves.
 
                                - It relieves the effects of stress which enables a better night sleep.
 
                                - It improves your looks and the condition of your skin.
 
                                - It has a positive effect on the your mouth and teeth.
 
                                - It has no calories.
 
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                            Lack of water effects:
                                - 1% dehydration unsignificant decrease in physical and mental functions, aggressiveness, chronical tiredness,
 
                                -  5% dehydration first clinical signs,
 
                                -  10% dehydration evident clinical signs,
 
                                -  15% dehydration state of shock,
 
                                -  20% dehydration death.
 
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