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Say Goodbye to Puffy EyesWhether you're dealing with fatigue, post sob-fest swelling or under-eye bags, we've found best ways to get rid of puffy eyes |
Cure Puffy Eyes With H2O "Dehydration is one of the top causes of puffy eyes," says Day. "Not having enough water in your system shifts the water from inside to outside your cells, causing puffiness. To reduce under-eye bags you have to drink water."
The amount of water to drink, she says, depends on your weight and activity level. A safe bet is between half-an-ounce to an ounce of water for each pound you weigh. If you're doing a rigorous workout, you may need more. Drinking water also helps flush inflammation-causing salts from your tissue, which you can get from eating too much sodium. (Another good rule of thumb: Avoid salty foods.)
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The amount of water to drink, she says, depends on your weight and activity level. A safe bet is between half-an-ounce to an ounce of water for each pound you weigh. If you're doing a rigorous workout, you may need more. Drinking water also helps flush inflammation-causing salts from your tissue, which you can get from eating too much sodium. (Another good rule of thumb: Avoid salty foods.)
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