Hydrte Bottles

Given that you are on this website you are probably  aware of the alternatives  and the benefits of  recycling a plastic bottle. The consumer culture that prevails around us makes huge pollution and the occurrence of plastic waste. Below is a list of facts listing the extent of pollution: Plastic bottles require up to 700 years to dissolve. 90% of the cost of bottled water is the bottle itself. 80% of plastic bottles never get recycled. 38 million plastic bottles go to landfill each year in America alone. 24,000,000 liters of oil are needed to produce these billions of  plastic bottles . The average American consumes 167 bottles of water per year. Bottling water and shipping transport is the least energy-efficient method of water supply in the history of mankind. Bottled water  is the second most popular beverage in the United States. ABOUT US- Hydrte  is a sleek & convenient solution to a BIG problem in our world right now.That problem is Single-use plastic b

1. Switch to reusable sandwich bags Image: ReZip Can you believe the average American uses over 500 sandwich bags per year?? And while they can be reusable to a certain extent, they can only take so many rinses before they need to hit the trash. The good news is there’s a simple and very handy solution. Reusable sandwich baggies! We love the ReZip from Blue Avocado 4-Piece Essential Set which includes four bags in a variety of sizes for all your snacking and lunchtime needs.  These are perfect for taking to work, traveling, and hiking.  We also keep one filled with kiddo snacks in the diaper bag at all times! 2. Stop Using Saran Wrap Image: Bee’s Wrap And start using Bee’s Wrap! All the convenience of saran wrap (which has really proved its value since having kids) without the waste! And that awkward stick-to-everything-you-dont-want-it-to-ness.  Bee’s Wrap is made from organic cotton and sustainably harvested bees wax.  It’s washable and, according to the manufacturer, can l

1. Helps Keep Skin Young Without water, the skin begins to shrivel up and dry. Prolonged periods of dehydration will exacerbate skin damage and the effects of dry air on the skin. While water won’t cure wrinkles, consistent hydration can help keep skin looking younger and healthier for longer.  2. Increases Skin Elasticity  To increase the skin’s lifespan and reduce stretch marks, drink water. According to Michigan State University, water directly increases the skin’s elasticity. This means that well-hydrated skin can be stretched further without being damaged. In other words, drinking water is like stretching your muscles, only for your skin. 3. Boosts Skin’s Glow Because the skin is comprised of about 64 percent water, it becomes flaky without hydration. Causing ashy and itchy skin, a lack of water can exacerbate these ailments in dry areas. This is why moisturizers like lotion help smooth out skin and contribute to a water-based “glow”. 4. Helps Combat Skin Condition

You’ll be happy to know that water provides plenty of benefits. And we want to give you 5of the often-overlooked benefits of drinking water. 1. INCREASES BRAIN POWER AND PROVIDES ENERGY Need a mental boost? Next time you feel your mental performance diminish, skip the cup of coffee and drink some water. One of water’s many benefits is an increase in brain power. Since your brain is made of 73% water, drinking it helps you think, focus, concentrate, and stay alert. As a result, your energy levels also improve. According to research, it doesn’t take much to feel the impact of dehydration. “Being dehydrated by just 2% impairs performance in tasks that require attention, psychomotor, and immediate memory skills, as well as assessment of the subjective state.” BSX Technologies lists four ways dehydration affects your brain: 1. Dehydration affects your mood. 2. Dehydration reduces your cognitive and motor skills. 3. Dehydration makes you more sensitive to pain. 4. Dehyd

You keep it in the  hydrte bottles  next to your desk and tote it with you to the gym. It’s cool and refreshing, but also kool and stylish. You probably don’t think much about water. And although it’s not a flavorful sports drink or a trendy beverage like coconut water, H20 still packs a little punch of magic. According to a new study of 18,300 American adults published in the  Journal of Human Nutrition and Dietetics , researchers linked increased water intake to a slew of dietary benefits. Those who bumped their H20 consumption by one, two or three glasses per day ate fewer calories, as well as less saturated fat, sodium, and sugar. Deena Adimoolam, MD, an assistant professor of Diabetes, Endocrinology, and Bone Disease at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, says drinking water tricks your stomach into thinking it’s full. “The more full you feel, the less likely you are to eat more food,” she says, noting the effect is especially true of unhealthy food that many tend