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Post by chilli on Oct 17, 2020 9:33:09 GMT
Conventional wisdom may tell you that if you are hot, drinking something cold will cool down your body. However, research has shown that on a hot day, drinking a hot beverage may help your body stay cool. The reason being that when you drink a hot drink, your body produces sweat to cool down your body temperature. Initially, you may be adding heat by drinking the hot liquid, but the amount of sweat that your body produces to cool down more than makes up for the added heat from the liquid. The increased perspiration is key; when the sweat evaporates from your skin, it is able to cool down your body temperature.
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Post by "ROCK" the flamin'cowboy on Feb 20, 2021 1:05:02 GMT
I've heard that. Tried it but don't like it. I don't like sweating. I'm still sticking to a cold drink because it feels better. I've used that analogy in the past with others but I don't agree with it.
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