Debunking the eat and swim myth
Doctors say there is no need to wait 30 minutes after eating to swim. Blood flow remains adequate for muscles, though exercise swimmers may digest first to avoid cramps. Quench thirst before swimming to prevent dehydration, and avoid drinking alcohol before beach or pool activities.
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