Originally Posted by
rvfanatic
“ Water is important for healthy veins
Dehydration is a leading cause of DVT because it may cause your blood to thicken and clot. To help prevent blood clots, it is important to drink 8 ounces of water every 2 hours throughout the day. Water is responsible for many important functions, like circulation and transportation of nutrients throughout the body.”
https://texasveins.com/dehydration-blood-clots/
Rudolph Virchow described three conditions that predispose to thrombus, the so-called Virchow’s triad. This triad includes endothelial injury, stasis or turbulence of blood flow, and blood hypercoagulability.
Dehydration isn't the main cause of hypercoagulibilty. But since you've made the claim, how about posting a link to some peer reviewed science instead of some website?