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Gina Bria

https://hydrationfoundation.org/

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Gina Bria is an anthropologist and founder of the Hydration Foundation, recognized as a leading resource for hydration science and education. Named a Real World Scholar, she produced the first International Hydration Solution Summit and the TEDx talk: How to Grow Water: It’s not Only Blue: it’s Green. Bria is co-author of QUENCH: Your Five-Day Plan to Optimal Hydration, with Dr. Dana Cohen, MD, now in seven languages and recommended by the New York Times, Oprah’s O Magazine, NPR and many other media sources who acknowledge how she is changing the conversation on hydration for us and our planet. Her Rehydrate Our Thirsty Mother Earth Project was selected for the Buckminster Fuller Design Science Ten-Year Award to spread better water solutions. With her colleagues, she’s at work on a traveling Water Museum, called A Movement in Water, an immersive science and art exhibit, to raise reverence and understanding of our most precious material, and what all life is made from: water. Join her at her website www.hydrationfoundation.org.

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Gina Bria

https://hydrationfoundation.org/

Gina Bria is an anthropologist and founder of the Hydration Foundation, recognized as a leading resource for hydration science and education. Named a Real World Scholar, she produced the first International Hydration Solution Summit and the TEDx talk: How to Grow Water: It’s not Only Blue: it’s Green. Bria is co-author of QUENCH: Your Five-Day Plan to Optimal Hydration, with Dr. Dana Cohen, MD, now in seven languages and recommended by the New York Times, Oprah’s O Magazine, NPR and many other media sources who acknowledge how she is changing the conversation on hydration for us and our planet. Her Rehydrate Our Thirsty Mother Earth Project was selected for the Buckminster Fuller Design Science Ten-Year Award to spread better water solutions. With her colleagues, she’s at work on a traveling Water Museum, called A Movement in Water, an immersive science and art exhibit, to raise reverence and understanding of our most precious material, and what all life is made from: water. Join her at her website www.hydrationfoundation.org.

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