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This Is How Our Brains Know , the Amount of Water We Need When We’re Thirsty.<br/>When we're thirsty, we drink, right?.<br/>A recent study says it <br/>might not be that simple.<br/>The study, published in the science <br/>journal 'Nature,' finds the brain and <br/>body work together in a complex way to <br/>gauge when we need to hydrate.<br/>Experts say the human body has several thirst-related checkpoints, which the brain utilizes to process how much water we need.<br/>As it can often take water more than <br/>15 minutes to absorb into the bloodstream, <br/>these checkpoints are crucial to our health.<br/>Experts say one of the first checkpoints <br/>is when water hits your mouth, giving <br/>\
This Is How Our Brains Know , the Amount of Water We Need When We’re Thirsty.<br/>When we're thirsty, we drink, right?.<br/>A recent study says it <br/>might not be that simple.<br/>The study, published in the science <br/>journal 'Nature,' finds the brain and <br/>body work together in a complex way to <br/>gauge when we need to hydrate.<br/>Experts say the human body has several thirst-related checkpoints, which the brain utilizes to process how much water we need.<br/>As it can often take water more than <br/>15 minutes to absorb into the bloodstream, <br/>these checkpoints are crucial to our health.<br/>Experts say one of the first checkpoints <br/>is when water hits your mouth, giving <br/>\
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