TIPS FOR STAYING HYDRATED DURING THE SUMMER HEAT
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You're already dehydrated before you even feel thirsty!
A 2011 Journal of Nutrition study found just 1.5% body water loss impairs mood, memory, and focus — but thirst doesn't trigger until 1–2% loss. In summer heat, you can reach that threshold in under an hour.
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