United Kingdom(prwindow)-
June 27 2008 -It is not just the elderly who can benefit from drinking more water. People of all ages may be able to stave off conditions such as arthritis by staying hydrated.
It is vital for all age groups to drink enough water as it can help ward off arthritis and other chronic conditions, states The Arthritic Association.
Baroness Greengross, founder of the charity Action on Elder Abuse, has this week called for a set of minimum standards on hydration across the UK. However, it’s not just the elderly who should drink more water. According to arthritis pioneer Charles de Coti-Marsh, we could all stay a lot healthier for longer if we looked after our gut, and staying hydrated is the first step.
Nutritional Therapist Elizabeth Hartland explains: “Many people will have heard about the benefits of healthy bacteria and the pro-biotic drinks you can now buy, but symptoms of an unhealthy digestive system, such as constipation, are less talked about. Charles de Coti-Marsh believed that a constipated state creates toxins which stay in the bowel, enter the blood stream and poison the body, the long term effects of which can be diseases such as arthritis. Drinking plenty of water can help avoid constipation.”
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Notes to editors
Founded in 1942, The Arthritic Association (http://www.arthriticassociation.org.uk) is a registered charity dedicated to helping relieve people from the pain of arthritis through natural methods.
Publications by Charles de Coti-Marsh can be viewed online at http://www.arthriticassociation.org.uk/pages/home_treatment/books_and_articles/
Contact: Bruce Hester, The Arthritic Association
Office: 01323 433777
Mobile: 07940 802875
Email: bruce@arthriticassociation.org.uk
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