Natural moisture
Hydration plays a key role in keeping our body healthy and feeling good, even more in a climate as extreme as in Atacama.
There are two common forms of hydrate: Drinking water, we drink 1.5 liters of water daily just to balance the losses and maintain adequate level of hydration. And eating fruits and vegetables, which typically contain about 90% of water.
In San Pedro there are several reasons for increasing the hydration, excessive sunlight, temperature changes, lack of oxygen by altitude, the desert and the intense activities that Atacama has for you and you will not want to miss. For all that it is important to follow these simple tips to not miss any minute of your stay.
Increase water intake and supplemented with iced tea and juices, avoid sodas and alcoholic beverages. Eat fruit, you will cool the heat and help you add fiber, vitamins and minerals to your diet. Some contain more water, as the watermelon, cantaloupe, cherries, peaches, kiwi, orange and apple. And in salads you can mix what you like, such as lettuce, cucumber and tomato all very moisturizing.
For details on skin care in the desert, click on this link.
With a balanced diet and plenty of water you will be ready to face the magnificent wilderness experience. Enjoy!
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