Drink Up When You Exercise
March 6, 2009 by Kat Wendersen
Filed under Fitness Nutrition
In order to remain at the your best level of performance, you have to closely monitor the amount of fluids in your body, taking care to not lose too much in the process of being engaged in physical activity.
During the process of working out, the temperature inside the body increases. As a result, the body begins the entire process of regulating temperature. This begins when the body triggers the production and release of sweat from the sweat glands out into the pores of the body. This will then increase the amount of perspiration, which will find its way onto the skin. When this happens, the sweat evaporates off the skin, releases heat, and cools the body.

