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The health of your body is equivalent to the health of your bank account. This may sound like an exaggeration, but it’s not. A healthy lifestyle can make you more productive at work and improve how you feel about yourself in general. You don’t want to be constantly worrying about getting sick because that will take up all of your time and energy! It’s important for you to stay ahead of the curve so that you are prepared when sickness strikes.

It’s a misconception that sweating cools the body down when it is hot outside. Contrary to popular belief, our bodies don’t naturally lower their internal temperature during the winter months, and you are more likely to get sick due to this.

In addition, your natural mucus membranes protect your internal organs from infection. When they become dried out during a heatwave, they aren’t as effective at doing their job.

When the summer starts to heat up, you need to ensure that your diet stays as cool and refreshing as possible.

One way is to incorporate more vegetables like peppers, eggplant, and zucchini, which are lighter in flavor than we usually have during warmer months when heavier dishes dominate your summer menus. It might seem strange at first, but it’s a delicious change of pace from salads or other traditional summer ingredients such as corn on the cob and watermelon slices!

And finally here’s some health advice for the summer that will help you stay ahead of the sick season:
– Stay well hydrated. This will help to keep you from getting a headache or feeling fatigued and prevent health complications that can occur in extreme cases like heatstroke. A good easy way to drink enough and not overdo it is to aim to drink half your weight in oz. This will assure you get enough in for sure.
Hydration is not only about the water you should eat as many juicy fruits and vegetables as possible. Stay with what grows in this season locally and your digestive tract will thank you later.
– Avoid dehydration by staying well hydrated. Drink water, coconut water, or sports drinks that contain electrolytes to help replace lost minerals and salts when you sweat.
– Dress light. You can layer your clothes or put them away for later in the day but it is important to let air circulate and get rid of any sweat that might be accumulating. If you want a boost in energy stay with lighter warmer cools blue is my favorite and it calming. “Love into color therapy “
– Stay out of the sun. If you can’t avoid being outdoors, make sure to wear protective clothing (hat and sunglasses) and use sunscreen with a higher SPF than usual – it is always better to be safe! Vitamin D is important but in the dog daze of summer, all you need is 15 minutes depending on skin tone and time of day to get the healthy natural amount in.

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