10 Things That Happen When You STOP Drinking Water

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Fatigue

Well, would you think that if you stopped drinking water, you’d become increasingly tired? That’s mainly due to the fact that you experience fluid loss in the body. The fluid loss could lead to a decrease in blood volume that would also put some excess pressure on the heart to deliver the needed oxygen and nutrients to all the other organs, including the muscles.

Lack of water might cause you periods of fatigue and low energy because your body is trying to function without it. However, if you keep on feeling sluggish and tired even if you had a good night’s sleep, then you might have to boost your water intake.

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18 Responses

  1. Very helpful & easy to read & remember (I am 82 1/2+ years old) THANKS!!!!!!!!

    For sure I love to drink WATER + LEMON JUICE (NOT WITH SUGAR) & usually take a glass AFTER dinner. Also I drink a large COFFEE-CUP (+ evaporated milk & NO SUGAR) with my breakfast.
    During the day, I prefer orange juice or other type of fruit juice, & now, due to colder temperatures, l love to drink @ night, before bed, a large cup of Chamomile Tea (NO SUGAR)
    which I enjoy very much, & I know it is much better than just plain leaf-tea, which contains caffein.

  2. “…headaches are caused by intense sweating, which leads to excessive sweating.”
    Guess you nailed the reason, there.

  3. I never drink water, I am 77 years old, I never liked the taste, since childhood. I was told by a doctor, 20 years ago, as long as my body gets enough fluids, I should be fine. I am from Philadelphia Pa.

  4. My worse health “neglect” is not drinking enough WATER. My most complaints are associated to “NOT DRINKING ENOUGH WATER”. Any suggestions?

  5. I do not drink enough water. What amount should we drink.? Is there anyway that we can sweeten it? I was given Pedialite but was told not to drink too much of it because of the sugar content! What can we do to make it more palatable? I was in the hospital for 10 days and given water intravenously because I could never drink more than 3 16 oz. Bottles per day abd even that was hard. What can I do to get myself to drink the required amount?

  6. It’s probably not a coincidence that I came across this article. “Someone” is trying to get the point into my hard head that I’d better make some healthier choices……and fast! (I have a few of these issues listed, due to not drinking required amounts of water I’m sure.) Thank you for the nudge.

  7. I enjoyed the information and I know water is essential but I prefer Diet Coke which is not good. I have now started drinking more water and feel a lot healthier,

  8. Drinking water everyday like you have to eat, it’s a great benefit for your body. Thank you for your info!