Rehydration Collection

Firefighters in breathing apparatus
LFB firefighters in breathing apparatus, taking salt tablets for rehydration after attending a fire. Date: circa 1950s

Colony of Nostoc commune after rain C015 / 6232
A colony of Nostoc commune growing on a concrete footbridge, Norfolk, UK. N. commune is a photosynthetic nitrogen fixing colonial cyanobacterium with a world-wide distribution

Firefighters in breathing apparatus
LFB firefighters in breathing apparatus, taking salt tablets for rehydration after attending a fire

Drinking soft drink
MODEL RELEASED. Drinking soft drink. Boy drinking from a can of carbonated soft drink. This contains sugar and can contribute to tooth decay

Baby girl drinking
MODEL RELEASED. Baby girl drinking. Sixteen-month- old girl drinking from a cup that she is holding with both hands

Drinking orange juice
MODEL RELEASED. Drinking orange juice. 6-year-old boy drinking a glass of orange juice. Oranges are rich in vitamin C (ascorbic acid), which is needed for healthy bones, teeth and gums

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Rehydration: A vital process for survival, especially during times of extreme conditions. Firefighters in their breathing apparatus understand this well, as they battle flames while ensuring they stay hydrated. In nature, a colony of Nostoc commune algae thrives after rain, absorbing water like a sponge (C015/6232). Meanwhile, a simple glass of water or an orange juice quenches our thirst and helps alleviate headaches. Even a baby or a child patient in Uganda requires proper hydration for recovery. So, remember, no matter where you are or what you're doing, staying hydrated is essential for maintaining good health. #RehydrateResponsibly #StayHealthy #Firefighters #Nature #Hydration #HealthyLiving #OrangeJuice #Water #Babies #ChildHealth #Uganda