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11/17/2018 / By Mary Miller
Dehydration causes your brain SWELL, making it harder for you to complete everyday tasks
Did you know that dehydration can cause both physical and mental changes to the body? Researchers from the Georgia Institute of Technology have found that dehydration actually causes part of your brain to swell and negatively impacts cognitive function. The study, published in the journal Psychological Reports, investigated the effects of dehydration on the human […]
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