Study Warns: Low Water Intake Linked to Higher Stress Levels and Health Risks
A new study reveals that inadequate water intake can lead to increased stress levels and health risks. Researchers found that individuals who drank less water had higher cortisol levels, the primary stress hormone, putting them at a greater risk of heart disease, diabetes, and depression.
Dehydration can strain the kidneys, increase the risk of heart problems, and lead to heat-related illnesses. Professor Neil Walsh, the lead researcher, advised maintaining proper hydration to reduce stress and improve overall health.
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