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 Water and sport
Yes, you can't do exercise without enough fluid in your body. But many athletes tend to overdo things a bit.

Read an interesting article on Prof Tim Noake's theory that dehydration is not the major factor in hyperthermia or heat illness and that becoming dehydrated to the extent that modern runners usually do, carries no documented medical risk.

We also take a look at information supplied by the World Health Organisation on proper hydration.

01. Water and sport
Proper hydration is fundamental in sports, in order to promote safety, wellbeing and performance. Water allows oxygen to be transferred to the muscles to fuel them during training.
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02. Too much water could be dangerous
Sports scientist Tim Noakes’s research has turned all previous beliefs about water intake for runners on its head. How much water should one really drink when exercising?
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