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Hydrate for Health: 7-Day Hydration Challenge for Active Aging

Day 1: Start with a Water Bottle

No plastic bottles

Day 1

Drink one full bottle of water by the end of the day.

GOAL:

Day 2: Add Flavor with Fruit

Add fruits like lemon, cucumber, or berries to water to make it taste better.

Day 2

Drink two bottles of fruit-flavored water today.

GOAL:

Day 3:Set Hydration Reminders

set visual reminders (e.g., place water bottles in visible areas, use sticky notes with pictures of water glasses, or use phone reminders).

Day 3

Drink 6 glasses of water today by following the reminders.

GOAL:

Day 4: Hydrating Snacks

Have water-rich foods like cucumbers, watermelon, or oranges.

Day 4

Eat two hydrating snacks during the day to increase water intake naturally.

GOAL:

Day 5: Social Hydration

Hydrating with friends during social activities like a group walk or a card game.

Day 5

Hydrate together with a friend while socialising or exercising.

GOAL:

Day 6: Water Break with Stretching

Take three water breaks paired with stretching to stay hydrated and increase mobility.

Day 7: Morning Hydration Routine

Drink one full glass of water first thing in the morning to boost hydration.

Keep up these hydration habits beyond this challenge—every sip counts!

Stay well, stay active, and keep drinking! Cheers to good health!

Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them.