Drinking enough water every day is like flossing.It’s one of those “annoying” little habits that’s hard to embrace but pays big dividends.“Wait…is flossing really that important?” you ask? Surprisingly, yes. Research shows that periodontal disease subjects the body to high levels of bacterial exposure, which increases the risk of heart disease.Studies also show a strong association in the elderly between overall dental health and all-cause mortality (death from all causes).So…floss every day! ?(This floss by Oral B kick ass by the way–it’s strong, doesn’t fray, and doesn’t get stuck nearly as easily as others I’ve tried.)Anywho, back to the subject at hand: how much water you should drink.Water intake isn’t associated with all-cause mortality like gum health, but it’s still vitally important for optimizing health and performance.The bottom line is if you’re currently not drinking enough water, you’re going to notice several immediate benefits by increasing intake to optimal levels.In this episode, you’re going to learn about those benefits as well as how much water you should be drinking.So let’s get to it! Want to get my best advice on how to gain muscle and strength and lose fat faster? Sign up for my free newsletter! Click here: https://www.muscleforlife.com/signup/