Holiday Hydration

November 21, 2019

      ‘Tis the season! It’s that time of year again- the glorious smell of the turkey roasting, cinnamon candles burning, the clanking of cocktails, and laughter filling every corner of the house- with all the delicious cooking, baking, and indulging of alcoholic beverages it’s easy to forget the most vital part of life- staying hydrated. Here’s why you cannot forget this essential part of your routine!

Have you been working hard at the gym to keep that summer body? Avoiding the doughnuts in the break room at work to keep inches off your waistline? With the holidays approaching, you know there are going to be many delectable food options that one just cannot pass up. But, fear not. Increasing your Hawaiian Springs natural artesian water intake boosts your metabolic rate, and a double bonus; by consuming cold water your body’s effort to heat the cold water to body temperature burns even more calories.

What else pairs well with a perfectly glazed turkey and green bean casserole? A tall glass of red wine…or white, if that’s what your taste buds prefer. One glass of wine, then two, then three. No one likes waking up with that achy feeling. By choosing to stay hydrated and consume at least one glass of Hawaiian Springs natural artesian water with each alcoholic beverage, you’re doing your body a big favor! Staying hydrated can prevent the nasty symptoms of a hangover, to include dehydration, headache and stomach pains.

Do you spend copious amounts of your hard-earned money on various skin care products? Are you worried about your skin looking dry, dull, and overall lacking luster? Get your glow back! Your skin is the largest organ on your body, so what better way to replenish your skin than by drinking water! It’s so simple- increase your daily water intake, and let the results speak for themselves.  Consuming water helps to flush out toxins that build up and can wreak havoc on our skin. Drink your recommended daily intake of Hawaiian Springs natural artesian water and show up to that family dinner GLOWING. Everyone will want to know your secret.

With so much cooking, cleaning, holiday shopping, tree decorating and traveling this time of year, it is no surprise it brings on So. Much. Fatigue. Get back your energy this holiday season! Drinking more Hawaiian Springs natural artesian water helps your brain function at optimal levels- thinking faster, clearer, and more creative. Ready to deck the halls and decorate the tree? You got this! Ready to walk store-to-store searching for the perfect gifts for your friends and family? Say to yourself – let’s go! Replenish your energy levels naturally by just drinking more Hawaiian Spring natural artesian water! Its really that easy.

From our family to yours…we wish you the happiest of holidays from your friends at Hawaiian Springs!

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