
If sweat flows in a hail and there is no strength to endure stuffiness anymore – try this.
Dear friends, if you do not tolerate the heat, let me give you a couple of tips. To transfer heat is a fairly simple science, and it is quite possible to learn it.
- Do not drink cold water
She does not quench her thirst, flies out after five minutes with sweat, taking salt with it. Drink tea or unsweetened kvass. Everything is clear about sweet soda: the more you drink, the more you want. - If you leave the house in the heat, do not make sudden movements
Behave with dignity: go smoothly, move along the shady side of the street. Is always. Well and the main thing. If you go somewhere in the heat, then after each trip, after each walk, wash your feet and ankles with cool water. There are a lot of biologically active points, it is nice and useful. - Drink iced tea
Brew a liter of weak green tea (any will do). When it cools, throw some honey, lemon and mint there. It is drunk with ice. Not only delicious, but also healthy. - Make an “anti-scarf” (“Japanese conditioner”)
In Japanese prints or in Japanese cinema, you can often see people in white shawls on their necks. This is it. Ingenious thing. Just give it a try. Take a white clean handkerchief, soak in cold water, tie it around the neck. When the handkerchief dries, soak again. The facilitating effect occurs literally in a couple of minutes. - If possible, divide the dream in half
Arrange yourself a siesta in the hottest time. Well and, of course, no alcohol in the sun.

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Good tips. Thank you
Thank you too)
Amen to soda making a person more thirsty!!!!!
Yes)
My skin is super sensitive to heat…. But I do like sunny days…. hihi….
Me too, but need to use sunscreen
Cool….
Great advice, thanks for sharing, Nadiia.
You are welcome)
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“Those who cannot stand the heat” — that’s me. 😂
Very useful tips. Thank you
Thank you)