Cardiologists explain: the correct way to drink water after 60 to take care of your heart.

  • confusion, weakness, or fainting
  • Better choice: Sip water regularly throughout the day—every 15 to 20 minutes. Avoid consuming more than one large glass at a time.

3. Drinking Water Right Before Bed: A Nighttime Hazard

Drinking fluids close to bedtime increases nighttime urination. With age, the hormone that limits nighttime urine production decreases, making this issue more pronounced.

This can result in:

  • Fragmented sleep
  • Dizziness when standing at night
  • Increased risk of falls and fractures
  • Better choice: Stop drinking liquids at least two hours before sleeping. If your mouth feels