6 Tips To Make Your Summer Drinks Healthier
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By Dr. Nikita Toshi +2 more
Summers can be incredibly exhausting and can leave you feeling drained out. Nothing better to refresh oneself with a quick and tasty drink! However, most summer drinks found in the market can be high in calories and have large amounts of sugar content. This can prove to be unhealthy, especially for those suffering from diabetes or looking to reduce weight.
Read ahead to find out about some amazing tips and concoctions to try at home this summer that are healthy yet delicious!
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As we enter into the hot season, we must replenish our bodies with rejuvenating summer drinks. These summer drinks are tasty, easy to make and use natural ingredients for complete health benefits. They include-
Some other summer drinks include- lemonade, watermelon juice, coconut water, sattu, aloe vera juice and chamomile tea.
Also Read: Drinks That Make You Pass Stools Immediately: A Guide to Digestive Health
We tend to turn to carbonated sodas and cool snacks like ice-creams to reduce the summer heat. These are high-calorie and sweetened. They affect one’s oral health, may cause weight gain and leave you feeling dehydrated and tired. Artificial energy drinks cause tooth decay and affect the kidney and lungs. It is a smarter choice to opt for homemade drinks with fresh and natural ingredients. Seasonal fruits and herbs are essential to have in your summer drinks! Choose your drink based on your underlying health condition. Avoid fruit juices if you are a person with diabetes.
There is nothing more satisfying than a cool drink on a hot summer day. They gave a health boost and quench your thirst. Summer drinks are a nutritious way of feeling recharged and reinvigorated.
Also Read: Is Coconut Water Good for Diabetes? A Fact-Based Discussion
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