Drinking plain water should become a healthy habit among people in the world
Water is the primary element that existed even before the heavens and the Earth did as mentioned in Al-Quran, Surah Al-Hud, ayah 7, “And it is He who created the heavens and the earth in six days, and his Throne was upon the waters” and from Surah Al-Anbiyaa’ ayah 30 in Al-Quran also mentioned that “We made from water every living thing”. Here we can see that water is very important as the origin of all living things and water is the source of life. Besides, water is the origin of all life on Earth, the substance from which Allah created man which is further explained in surah Al-Furqan, ayah 54, “It is He who have created man from water”. Therefore, it has been proven that as a human being and as a khalifah we need water to sustain our lives
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Based on an observation that have been made, especially in Malaysia, more than half Chinese students will bring their own water bottle to the class and drink them during the teaching session. They have a good habit of drinking plain water therefore, they pay more attention in the class and usually become the top scorer in the school. Chinese are the good model for Muslims in terms of their habits of drinking plain water. Drinking plain water has been proven to have a lot of benefits especially for the development of the children and to keep oneself healthy.
In brief, drinking plain water should become a healthy habit as it can prevent dehydration. Dehydration leads to cardiac heart disease and airway surface infections. Dehydration also affects the memory of the children. Therefore, drinking plain water should become a healthy habits among people in the world.
Drinking plain water can improve the systems in the
The Arab world created what is known as coffee. Coffee was considered to heighten brain clarity. It was the choice drink of scientists and intellectuals to produce sharpness and clear thoughts. Another drink that enlightens world history is tea. Tea linked European trade with the east.
Charles Fishman, author of The Big Thirst: The Secret Life and Turbulent Future of Water, presents in chapter ten, “The Fate of Water”, the importance of recognizing the value of water in order to solve water problems all over the world. Fishman uses Senator Arlen Specter’s town hall speech and an app called “Water Your Body” to point out that the real problems with water are water illiteracy and water mythology. He adds that water problems will be solved when people understand the beauty and qualities of water. In continuance, water has a personality and the presence of it can change moods and help people feel better. For instance, the WET company helps people see the beauty of water through magnificent water fountains.
Many religions use water to purify and cleanse. In the Catholic religion, priests use water to baptize. In the Hindu religion, people use it to cleanse themselves before prayer. Water is often viewed as holy and sacred by these and many other religions, and is commonly associated with life and purity. However, Rudolfo Anaya in his book, Bless Me, Ultima, takes a completely different turn on this commonly used symbol.
Everyone should carry around a water bottle with them so they know that they are staying hydrated so they do not get the effect of dehydration. This article relates to math because you have
The Color of Water, by James McBride, is about his journey to find who his mother is and who he is. It talked about problems between different races and between jews and society. Many of the events that the characters went through are relatable and heart breaking. The Color of Water is a heart-touching story.
All of our cells, organs and tissues depend on water to help regulate homeostasis. Homeostasis is when our cells seek and maintain a condition of equilibrium or stability internally as it deals with environmental external changes. Because water plays many important roles in the overall maintenance of the body, some of the functions of it include: regulates body temperature, carries nutrients and oxygen to cells, lubricates joints, helps dissolve minerals and other nutrients , and most importantly it also moistens tissues like the mouth, eyes and nose. Dehydration is when the body is deficient in water. Because the water in our bloodstream plays an important role in equally transporting cells and minerals throughout the body, when an individual is not getting enough water the cells in the body will begin to shrivel up and malfunction.
Also, consider that people in cities and in towns need water
The recent trend of Americans carrying bottled water can be explained by its convenience, as it can be purchased in vending machines and grocery stores, and is a healthier choice than soda. In addition, carrying bottled water is a good idea to maintain one’s hydration throughout the day (“Tap Water or Bottled?,” 2006). Although dehydration, or loss of water from the body, is not a concern for many Americans, people who exercise without drinking, sick children and the elderly are susceptible to its effects. Affected individuals will experience thirst, headache, fatigue, and dizziness. In addition, if exercise is undertaken under conditions of dehydration a person may experience muscle cramp or ache (“The ‘8 glasses per day’ rule,” 2006).
2. Water in the Old Testament In the Old Testament, we see water rightly at the creation story. The first mention of water is found in Genesis, where it is said: “the earth was a formless void and darkness covered the face of the deep, while a wind from God swept over the face of the water”. Furthermore, in Genesis, it says: “Let the waters bring forth swarms of living creatures”.
Those in support of the bottled water also indicate that tap water is cheap and affordable. Although some of these arguments are true, they cannot justify bottled water as a better option than the tap water. First, although the bottled water is available in all destination, tap water is also found in every location served by the municipality. In fact, as Arnold & Larsen (2006) indicate, most people consume the bottled water not because it is convenient, but because they believe it is safe. As mentioned earlier, the safety of the bottled water is even questionable because of the limited regulation of the sector. In addition, even though the bottled water is economically friendly in terms of prices, the tap water is more cost
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Drinking Water Is the Way to Go Specific Purpose: To show to my audience the importance of water to our body and to encourage them to drink water more often. Central Idea: Many people may take drinking water for granted, but keeping hydrated can have a huge impact on overall health. Despite how crucial it is that people drink enough water, a significant amount of people may be failing to drink recommended levels of fluids each day. I.
We all drink water. Whether we like it cold, lukewarm, or in small amounts because it can taste so bland, we all drink it. Something that most of us do is buy and drink bottles of water because it is convenient for those of us who have a busy schedule. Most importantly, we buy it because from what we expect, it is the most safe option. Yet, what if it is not the safest option.
If you chronically drink too little water you are at higher risk of getting kidney stones. Another great benefit of proper hydration is that it helps prevent constipation. When you are low on fluids, your colon draws fluid from your stools to maintain proper hydration and this cause the stools to be dry which in turn causes
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