Staying hydrated sounds simple, but everyone has their own trick that genuinely works. Rank these common UK hydration habits from most to least effective for you.
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A proper pint of water first thing
Downing a full glass before breakfast is the classic move recommended by every wellness expert. Some swear it wakes them up faster than coffee.
The oversized reusable bottle at your desk
Whether it's a Chilly's, a Stanley or a supermarket own-brand, having a giant bottle in eyeline forces you to sip through the day. Guilt-driven hydration, but effective.
Herbal tea on repeat
Counts as hydration and feels like a treat, especially on a grey British afternoon. Bonus points if it replaces your fourth builder's brew.

Squash or cordial to make it drinkable
For those who genuinely can't stomach plain water, a splash of squash is the honest workaround. Nostalgic, cheap and gets the job done.
Electrolyte sachets and hydration tablets
Once reserved for marathon runners, now poured into water bottles across the country. Whether it's genuinely useful or clever marketing is the eternal debate.
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