Feeling Dehydrated? 5 Ways to Rehydrate Smartly

             Written by: Dr Subita Alagh

16 June 2025

Your body runs on water. Water cools you down, moves nutrients, and flushes out waste.

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When you lose more water than you take in, it leads to dehydration. Severe dehydration can become life threatening.

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Look out for these signs: – Dry mouth – Thirst – Tiredness – Headaches – Dizziness – Infrequent or dark pee

How to Spot Dehydration?

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Here are 5 simple and science-backed ways to hydrate your body quickly.

Worry Not!

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Water is the easiest and healthiest way to rehydrate. It contains no sugar or calories and is ideal after a workout or during hot weather.

Drink Water

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Sports drinks help replace electrolytes lost through sweat. Choose drinks with low sugar and avoid artificial sweeteners when possible.

Try Sports Drinks

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Fruits like watermelon, oranges, and grapes, and vegetables like lettuce, celery and spinach are full of water. They make excellent, natural hydrating snacks.

Eat Fruits and Vegetables

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Smoothies made with fruits and veggies are hydrating and nourishing. They also provide extra nutrients and are easier on the stomach.

Have a Smoothie

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ORS contains water, sugar, and salt to restore lost fluids and electrolytes. You can easily make it at home using 1 liter of water, 6 teaspoons of sugar, and ½ teaspoon of salt.

Use Oral Rehydration Solutions (ORS)

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If you notice signs like dizziness or weakness even after hydrating, don’t wait, seek medical help.

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