Fitness app of the day – Water Your Body

Try Water My Body to keep a check on your water-drinking habit!

Written By: Adil Dolani | Published : June 20, 2014 5:57 PM IST

Fitness App of the day Water Your Body (Android,iPhone)

Price: Free

Water to our body is like fuel to a car. Being starved is easier than being thirsty. NorthPark brings Water Your Body app that constantly reminds you about the required intake throughout the day to stay hydrated.

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All you need to do is fill your weight details and the app itself will help to determine the amount of water your body needs every day. Also, it reminds you whenever it's time to drink the life fluid. Just set the starting time and ending time of the day you need to be reminded and the rest will be done by the app. Besides, the app presents you a graph to keep a check on your water-drinking habit. (Read: Water is the fuel that keeps your body fit)

So, stay hydrated, stay fit! (Read: 7 tips to boost your water intake)

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Fitness app of the day – Water Your Body

Try Water My Body to keep a check on your water-drinking habit!

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