Nowadays many people aren’t spending enough time outside … especially kids. Between devices and screens, we seem to be inside more than any generation in history. On today’s episode, Dr. Phil & Anna Kat talk about a University of Illinois study (https://nyti.ms/2QkZhsu) and how kids who got 70 minutes of exercise daily saw cognitive score improvement greater than the children who didn’t exercise. Phil & Anna also talk about how this applies to adults, too!
“Fact Or Fiction” Segment [3:21]: “Exercise can make you smarter and help you focus. … Fact or Fiction?”
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When someone tells me about an ailment they’re having, one of the first questions I ask is: “How much water are you drinking each day?” Most people even admit to me that they’re probably not drinking enough. But I hear this question a lot as well, “It’s Okay to drink tap water, right?” 
A deficit of water in your body can cause immediate and serious health problems, and if not addressed quickly, it will eventually result in death. To keep your body feeling fluid and performing at optimal levels, 
Dr. Phil tells his readers “You might be shocked to find artificial colors, flavors, preservatives, and other Big Seven Toxins in many of the multivitamins that you’ve been told are a one-pill-per-day solution. In reality, many of those vitamins are a waste of your time and money.” He then provides three simple guidelines for selecting supplements that won’t expose your body to harmful chemicals. 