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Published 09:16 27 May 2015 BST
Updated 09:38 27 May 2015 BST

The official guidelines say you should drink between 1.6 and two litres per day, but most people only drink one glass or less, leaving them drowsy and dehydrated.
Dr Roger Henderson, author of 100 Ways to live to 100, says: "There are, of course, several reasons that could be causing this but a surprisingly common cause is that they are dehydrated.
"Many of my patients do not drink enough fluid each day and only believe they are dehydrated when they start to feel thirsty."
So, it could be pretty easy to find a little more energy during the day - just try and hit that two litre mark and you'll feel more awake in no time.
H/T NewstalkZB.Explore more on these topics:
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