Slushy cooling—ice drinks beat heat in summer
Experts highlight swallowing crushed ice or ice slurries to rapidly lower core temperature. Studies with firefighters and athletes show about a one degree drop within 20 to 30 minutes. Amounts relate to body weight, and drinking ice works best before, during, or after heat exposure.
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