Drinking from plastic bottles may be poisonous to your health — and drinking straight from the tap might save your life.

Study suggests that drinking water from plastic bottles could be a contributor to concerning health issues such as high blood ...

When you drink from a water bottle, the water mixes with saliva and food particles, and all of that ends up back in the water bottle. “Microbes like moisture, darkness and a food supply—all of ...

During the summer heat, it's more important than ever to stay hydrated. There's a lot of advice out there about hydration, ...

(The National Academy of Medicine recommends women and men, aged 19 to 30, drink between 9 and 13 cups of water a day, respectively.) That’s why having an insulated water bottle, such as ones ...

From Owala to BruMate and Stanley, there's a brand on this list that will make your kid want to bring their water bottle to ...

A study by Danube Private University in Austria revealed that drinking water from plastic bottles could elevate blood pressure due to microplastics entering the bloodstream. Participants consuming ...

Take small sips of water (or electrolyte drink) every 15 to 20 minutes, depending on the temperature and intensity of the run. Your trusty water bottle is always there when you need it.

“Always keep a water bottle in your bag, car or at your desk so you always have a drink close to hand, before the thirst goes away,” suggests Shilland. It’s about creating habits and mental ...