I/2 oz per pound of body weight?? Holy cow, I might as well just put the garden hose in my mouth and turn the spigot on.Britesea said:Actually, sometimes high blood pressure can be a sign of dehydration. Very few people drink as much water as they really should (1/2 oz per pound of body weight). Thirst is NOT a reliable indicator of dehydration. If you aren't getting enough water, the blood literally gets thicker, which means the heart has to work harder to pump it.
 You're right about the blood thickening, I had forgotten about that.  Didn't they usually say that the average person needs 64 ounces of water per day?  Sounds like a lot of us need more than that.
  You're right about the blood thickening, I had forgotten about that.  Didn't they usually say that the average person needs 64 ounces of water per day?  Sounds like a lot of us need more than that.
