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Lukewarm Shower To Cool Down

Lukewarm Shower To Cool Down

Research shows that putting your feet in cold water is a good way to reduce core body temperature and keep your organs working. It will also help reduce swelling in your ankles and feet.

However, having a lukewarm shower or bath will cool you down faster and is the most effective way to cool down. Don’t be tempted to soak in freezing cold water as cold shock can be dangerous. In drought conditions, conserve water and concentrate on cooling either your feet, hands or neck and face.

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Wild Swimming

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Being too hot makes you unwell and can even kill you. Some people are more 

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Drinking Warm Water

Drinking Warm Water

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Leaving fresh water dishes in your garden or balcony can make all the difference for wild animals. Birds and hedgehogs will appreciate the food you put out for them any time of year but during the summer the ground can harden, making it harder to forage. Plants also suffer from the heat. You can ...

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Taking a lukewarm shower is better than a cold one to beat the heat!

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