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![]() © by Lena Sanchez Warm summer months are great times of enjoyment and even the ill feel less ill, just from the experience of summer sun and warmth. The sun causes our body to create Vitamin D, which is required to have strong bones and muscles, among other benefits. Sun helps to have a healthy brain as well! Read "You Are My Sunshine" for more sun benefits. Working or playing in midday when the heat and/or humidity are high can be dangerous. DRINK PLENTY OF FLUIDS and make sure you have sufficient minerals intake BEFORE going outdoors WHILE WORKING OR PLAYING in the heat. Alcoholic drinks will dehydrate you, so stay away from all alcohol if you work outside or plan on spending several hours out in the heat and sunshine! You've had a great day at the beach, lake or park and suddenly you are experiencing;* nausea or cramps * dizziness * dry skin - no sweating (very dangerous) * redness of skin * goose bumps on chest and arms * incoherent speech and thoughts * loss of gait or coordination Two or more of these are possible signs of a sun stroke and should be taken seriously! To re-hydrate quickly take a teaspoon of liquid minerals, lots of purified water get inside and cool down IMMEDIATELY. If the last two symptoms are present re-hydrate and seek immediate medical attention. Or if other symptoms persist or get worse after re-hydrating and cooling down get medical attention! These may be life threatening! Minor dehydration signs are;* Headache * nausea These are symptoms of too much sun and can be safely re-hydrated and not usually life threatening Enjoy your summer but do it smartly!Lena ![]() Lena Sanchez a happy retired Medical Office Nurse/Administrator/Consultant took charge of her life 9 years ago and is committed to helping others do the same… Editor of ‘Natural Environmental Health Facts & Your Home Business Coach" Ezines subscribe by email mailto:anehfacts-subscribe@e... Author of Three health building books available at Antibiotic Alternatives For A Healthy World ![]() The information contained above is intended for general reference purposes only. It is not a substitute for professional advice or a medical exam. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified professional before starting any new treatment. No health information on LadyPP's Heart of the Home, including information about herbal therapies and other dietary supplements, is regulated or evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration and therefore the information should not be used to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease without the supervision of a medical doctor. No right click ResourcesLinks are provided for your information and enjoyment. The links do not imply endorsement of the sites' products or advice.Web News & Articles(About Resources on the Internet)Health News About Guide: Women's Health About Guide: Men's Health About Guide: Senior Health Zongoo! Health |