Water is the drink of choice for health and sports performance benefits, especially for juniors.
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Water is the drink of choice for health and sports performance benefits, especially for juniors.
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Helping your child stay hydrated can have a significant impact on their health, especially in hot weather or after exercise. Find out the signs of dehydration and how much water your child really needs.
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Water is the drink of choice for health and sports performance benefits, especially for juniors.
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Powerade and Gatorade wouldn't be in big business if the only people who consumed their products were those who actually needed them.
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As we sprint to the Olympic Opening Ceremonies, sports-drink marketing is at a fever pitch
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After eight water-related deaths since Christmas Day, Kiwis are being urged to only swim at patrolled beaches for the rest of the holiday. - New Zealand Herald
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Drowning is one of the 10 leading causes of death for children and young people across the world, a World Health Organization (WHO) report reveals.
The global survey suggests it claims more than 372,000 lives each year - with children under five most at risk.
WHO officials say it is a hidden childhood killer, leading to more deaths among under-15s than tuberculosis or measles in 2012.
They say more needs to be done to tackle this preventable loss of life.
Teach your kids to swim, and always watch them around water, be it the bathtub or a pool.
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Parents should replace juice and fizzy drinks with jugs of water at mealtimes to reduce children's sugar intake and cut their risk of obesity, high blood pressure and diabetes, diet - New Zealand Herald
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In some places tap water may not taste as good as bottled water, but it's still safe to drink. We find a little filtering is a lot cheaper than buying by the bottle. - CHOICE