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Originally Posted by Someone

Øl........ferdig snakka

Er heller ikke den beste ideen.

https://www.theepochtimes.com/why-ho...x_1686965.html

According to Dr. Josef Thundiyil, emergency physician with Orlando Regional Medical Center, alcohol acts as a diuretic. In hot weather, this diuretic action drains the body of precious fluid at a time we need it most.

“People think of alcohol as a thirst-quencher because it comes in a refreshing, cold liquid. But in hot weather, you’re already losing fluids through sweat and through exercise,” he said.

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It’s still a good idea to sip water in between the beer, wine, or fancy cocktails with a tiny umbrella, but it takes more to catch up than you may realize.It’s estimated that alcohol makes you lose a third more liquid than you actually drink.

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Add alcohol into the mix, and heat illness can come on even faster than normal. Alcohol depresses your hypothalmus, a gland that regulates body temperature. This means that if you drink alcohol in a hot environment, you’ll likely get hotter. And you don’t have to drink much to run into problems.