01/28/2026
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Ever feel a bit "stiff" or shorter by the end of the day? Itโs not just in your headโitโs in your spine. Your spinal discs are the bodyโs essential hydraulic shock absorbers, sitting between your vertebrae to prevent bone-on-bone friction and allow for fluid movement. Here is the catch: those discs are composed of nearly 80% water.
Throughout the day, gravity and daily movement put pressure on your spine, causing a small amount of fluid to be squeezed out of your discs (a process called axial loading). In a healthy, hydrated body, these discs "rehydrate" at night while you sleep and lie flat.
However, if you are chronically dehydrated, your discs can't fully recover. Over time, this leads to:
Thinning Discs: Loss of height and reduced cushioning.
Increased Sensitivity: Less fluid means less space for nerves, often leading to discomfort.
Risk of Injury: Brittle, dehydrated discs are far more prone to herniation and tears.
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Hydrated discs move better, absorb shock more effectively, and keep your spine young. To keep your "shock absorbers" at peak performance, follow the 1-for-1 Rule:
Tip: For every cup of coffee, tea, or soda you consume, drink an extra glass of water. Caffeine and sugar act as diuretics, so you need that extra boost to ensure your spine stays plump and resilient!
If youโve been feeling persistent stiffness or "crunchy" movements in your back, it might be more than just a lack of water. A professional assessment can help determine if your discs need a targeted adjustment to restore proper alignment and nutrient flow.
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