Being dehydrated can make you tired, grumpy, prone to weight gain, and more.
Are you low on water?
by Linda Melone
It doesn't take much to become dehydrated. Lose just 1.5% of the
water in your body (the human body is usually about 60% H2O), and you've
reached the tipping point of mild dehydration. It can be brought on by many things—and
it can do much more to your body than just make you feel thirsty.
Dehydration also brings on health effects ranging from fatigue and
smelly breath to more dangerous consequences like distracted driving.
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