Are you drinking enough water?

Did you know that water does more than just quench your thirst and keep you hydrated? As the primary substance your body needs for flushing out toxins, it is vital to the body’s metabolism and digestion, not to mention a natural stress-buster. Still not convinced? Read on to find out just how important it is to load up on the hydration, and why spring water may be the better choice.

Drink up!

Your body consists of almost 70 percent water, and it takes eight to 10 cups a day to keep your systems in good order, especially if you’re in somewhere as hot and humid as Singapore. According to the folks at Natural Springs Australia, water also increases the body’s resistance to stress, as it thins the blood, fights fatigue and supports the immune and cardiovascular systems. There’s no denying how sufficient intake is often linked to getting supple and soft skin, too.

Nature’s choice

That said, it’s important to choose the healthiest water to drink. Drawn directly from the source – Victoria’s Black Hill Mountains in Australia – with all natural contents intact, and no chemical treatment whatsoever, Natural Springs Australia is as pure as it gets: additive-free and free of contamination, as it’s transferred straight from the springs into export containers.

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Sign up between now and 30 April, and you’ll receive one free five-gallon bottle with every five bottles purchased in a single order. Enjoy a rent-free, hot-cold dispenser with a minimum purchase of 36 bottles per year – for a fully refundable deposit of $ 250. Simply use the code “ELMA5+1” when you place an order online.

Written in collaboration with:

Natural Springs Australia
6872 3468 | info@naturalsprings.com.sg
naturalsprings.com.sg

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Amy Greenburg

Originally from Los Angeles, Amy is passionate about Netflix, sipping rosé at rooftop bars, travelling, and all things health and wellness-related. She enjoys learning about different health topics through her writing, particularly critical health conditions, food allergies, alternative therapies, and pregnancy and postpartum-related issues