Common scenarios: Outdoor sports, especially before acclimatization Construction or warehouse work in summer Yard work or home projects in heat Long hikes or runs in hot, humid climates Crowded spaces without air conditioning Travel from cool to hot climates High-risk groups for heat-related illness : Infants, children under four, and adults over sixty-five People taking diuretics, beta-blockers, antihistamines, or certain antidepressants Those with obesity, heart disease, diabetes, or kidney disease Anyone new to hot climates or facing sudden heat waves Anyone with previous heat exhaustion or heatstroke The heat index (temperature plus humidity) matters more than temperature alone
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It's also crucial to avoid drinking on an empty stomach, as food can slow down the rate of alcohol absorption in the bloodstream