How much water should I drink to be healthy?
For most people if they drink water when they feel thirsty it will be adequate. However you should check out a really great website with great information and really interesting hydration calculators.
Get really clever and be guided by your body with the urine calculator.
Water is a magic health food and we know that our bodies are made up of about 72% water so staying hydrated helps keep our bodies healthy.
Water helps distribute nutrients in our bodies, gets rid of waste, keeps your muscles going and your skin healthy.
Be very educated to avoid the damage caused by myths and drinks. Acid or sugar in drinks contributes to whole body problems.
Alert Lemons or Cider vinegar are not good for your teeth
Don't stress about whether you are a glass half-full or a glass half-empty person (or an engineer who recognises the glass isn't the right size!) that glass of drinking water is always great for your teeth.
Water is so good for your teeth
Hours:
Mon - Fri 8:30 am -5:30 pm
Sat 8.30 am -1 pm
575 Riversdale Rd
Camberwell
VIC
3124
AU
Monash University Health Service Dental Clinic (Clayton)
21 Chancellors Walk,
Clayton Campus, Monash University.
03 9905 1000
dental.uhs@monash.edu
Two convenient locations
Camberwell and Monash University
Dr Stephen Liew BDSc (Mel), FPFA, FADI, MAICD, FICD
Dr Marjan Ardebili BDS (Manchester,UK), MFDS (RCS Ed)
Dr Erik Magee BDSc (Melb)
Dr Sue King BDSc (Melb)
Dr Lin Liang BDSc (Hons Melb)
Dr Jordan Hawkins BSc (Melb) DDS (Melb)
Dr Rochelle Lim BDSc (JCU)
Dr Balakka Reddy BDSc (Hons Melb)
Dr Ben Douglas BSc (Melb) DDS
Mr Richard Huggins MBBS (Hons), BDSc, BSc, BSc (Hons), Grad Dip Surg Anat, MPhil, FRACDS
Camberwell Dental Group and Monash University Dental Clinic. Dentists promoting health care for life. Family orientated