Candace McCollum

Candace McCollum

Candace McCollum has been working in Radio since 2012 in the Chicago Market. She has a passion for news, writing, and Radio and knew at an early age...Full Bio

 

New Study Says Adults Who Aren't Hydrated Age Faster

A new study suggests that adults who aren't sufficiently hydrated age faster. The study, conducted by the National Institutes of Health, looked at eleven-thousand Americans over a period of 25 years. It found that those who weren't drinking enough fluids, as determined by the amount of sodium in their blood, were at higher risk for age-related conditions such as heart failure, kidney disease, dementia, diabetes, stroke and even premature death.


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