2020: It started out like any other year and ended… well, you all know the story. We’ve been through a lot, haven’t we? First, we had to brush up on what we know about viruses. Then, together we all became microbiologists, as words like “antigen,” “antibody,” and “PCR” became part of casual conversation.
Have you ever eaten something that made you feel terrible? Something that made you feel sick, nauseous, or even gave you a headache? It might have left you wondering – “do I have a food allergy?”
Summer hikes are great! Joining a couple of friends, seeing some great sights, embracing nature, exercising outdoors; it’s all awesome and fantastic for your health. Summer hikes, while great for the above reasons, can prove to be hazardous if you don’t take the proper precautions.
Several people believe sickness temporarily evaporates for society when the sun is shining, the birds are chirping, and all of the fun vacations are being experienced. However, this is not entirely true love regardless of the year, people are still becoming sick and require medical attention.
Preventing sunburn and heatstroke go hand in hand. You’ll ist likely become sunburnt with a case of heat stroke and you’ll most likely contract a case of heatstroke after a severe sunburn. For this reason, and many more, you’ll want to know the best ways to prevent any and all occurrences of the two efficiently and effectively.
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