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LifeSource Water Systems, Inc. has been manufacturing and distributing water treatment products for residential, commercial and industrial applications since 1984. Our Beotron systems are tested and certified and have earned the Gold Seal issued by the Water Quality Association. LifeSource Water Systems are installed by factory trained plumbers and have the longest service life in the industry.

Expectant and nursing mothers

Because what they drink is distributed throughout not only their body but also their child's, expectant mothers should drink six to eight 8-ounce servings of water a day. This recommended water intake may actually be conservative, based on other factors such as weight, age, activity level, weather conditions, etc. Once the baby is born, breast-feeding mothers should be sure to continue replenishing water lost through nursing.

Babies and school-age children

It varies according to the child's body weight and activity level. Since infants can't always express thirst, the best way to monitor their hydration level is by checking their diaper which should require frequent changes throughout the day. Active, school-age children tend to dehydrate even more quickly and should be encouraged to drink an 8-ounce serving of water before heading out to play as well as once every 20-30 minutes during play (especially if it's hot outside).

Seniors

The older you are, the more vulnerable you become to the effects of dehydration. As people age, their kidney functions may decrease, their thirst signals may become dulled, their body retains less water, and their overall activity level declines. Older people also tend to take more prescription drugs that can dehydrate their bodies.