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WHY CHOOSE All in all, we are the perfect husband and wife team to fulfill your writing needs!  Let us tell you a bit about ourselves: We are both published writers with proofreading experience,  English is our first language so you know our work will be of a high quality , We both absolutely love reading, researching, learning and most important for you - writing We are university and life experience educated and are very knowledgeable already on a lot of subjects, We are also experts at internet research so all content will be well researched and well written. (please take a look at our sister site http://www.researchowl.com)  Content is king and so are you - we are yours to command, figuratively speaking, as we know what we are doing! You can rest assured of an excellent job each and every time you use us. Now would be a good time to mention that with each piece of work we undertake, the entire copyright will be handed over to you and only you. It will NEVER be sold to anyone else.     SAMPLES OF WORK Remember that these are actual pieces of work and are under copyright. WATER – THE ELIXIR OF HEALTH & OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUR CHILD   Surprisingly, the one thing that can increase your child's health substantially is drinking more water.   Note that we are talking about water from the tap or bottle here.  There is a whole other story about carbonated drinks and the caffeine, chemicals, flavourings and preservatives they contain (hyperactivity comes to mind)! This article is about pure unaltered water and making sure your children are getting enough of it! Children are usually unable to recognise the subtle signs of dehydration.  They know when they are hungry but overlook the symptoms of thirst. Do your children suffer from frequent infections, poor concentration or headaches?   These are signs that they are not consuming enough water. We are all likely to be aware of the healthy eating campaigns going on in our local areas, emphasising the importance of nutritional, healthy and balanced diets for our children but where are the campaigns to encourage children (and adults for that matter) to drink more water? Nutritionists argue that water is just as essential to being healthy and making our bodies perform to the best of their abilities, as part of a healthy diet. In the UK there are no official recommendations for how much water should be drunk daily but here are some guidelines for daily amounts that children should drink from the United States: 1 - 3 year olds should have 0.9 litres 4 - 8 year olds should have 1.2 litres 9 - 13 year old girls should have 1.6 litres 9 - 13 year old boys should have 1.8 litres 14 -18 year old girls should have 1.8 litres 14 -18 year old boys should have 2.6 litres Research completed on this subject by the Expert Group has shown that more then 40% of children in these age ranges do not drink enough water. How much difference does drinking enough water make to your children? Well tests have been carried out at on classes at school with one class only being allowed to drink at break times and the other class having bottled water on hand throughout the whole school day. Guess which class fared better? The class who had bottled water all day were better behaved, had greater concentration levels, were less tired and even their quality of work was better. In the UK, schools are only legally required to provide 'a wholesome supply of water for domestic purposes including a supply of drinking water'. Yet if water was made freely available to all children throughout the school day, not just at break times, and actively encouraged by teachers (the same would apply to parents in the mornings and evenings) children would form a really healthy lifetime habit of staying hydrated. Making sure children have enough water to drink everyday can greatly improve both their health and learning ability. Being even slightly dehydrated can affect a child's mental ability as they become tired, dizzy, irritable, lightheaded and unable to concentrate for long periods of time. So why not make sure your children get the full benefits of both their education and being healthy by getting them into the habit of drinking enough water everyday.