Little tips on avoiding heat stress, exhaustion, heatstroke
Summer is a time when most people really become active, especially outdoors.
Tennis, golfing, running, swimming, hiking. Massages help speed up your muscles’ recovery time
and keep you primed for more action!
Do Something You Enjoy. Since stress can induce headaches, taking some time
out of your day to engage in a relaxing
Drink water before, during and after your physical activity. Dehydration is a major headache and migraine trigger for many people.
What you drink can make a difference, too. Soda or iced tea, although summer favorites, can have a great deal of caffeine. Water or electrolyte-containing beverages are always good choices!
Don’t get caught without your sunglasses.
Summer can be tough on the eyes
Due to the posture that is commonly held for long periods of time, there can be a strain on your spine and back muscles during gardening, so please warm-up before you begin gardening. Some dynamic stretching may prove to be helpful.
“Eating lighter foods during hot days can keep you from overstimulating your metabolism
Think you don’t have time for a massage?
A Massage is “You Time! ”