A gesture is worth a thousand words. Often, this wise popular saying also applies when it comes to communicating with other people, sometimes even without our knowledge and not always with the outcomes we would like. The body, in fact, has a language of its own, which counts as much as and sometimes more than the verbal one when it comes to conveying to others thoughts, opinions and feelings about a topic, a situation or those around us. Know it and knowing how to modulate appropriately can be very useful when we compares with others, both to better understand the messages that come to us sent both to communicate what we desire in a more precise and subtle way, but also to avoid making gaffes. Some attitudes to pay attention to .
Perhaps a little dehydrated
When one is thirsty and feels the need to drink, it is already a sign of dehydration. Fatigue may also depend on a dehydration condition. The body has a constant
