Karina Sharma
In summer, it can increase fluid loss and dehydrate you faster.
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It can make you feel even hotter and uncomfortable in scorching weather.
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Bad idea! It reduces your overall water intake and hydration levels.
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Overconsumption can lead to energy crashes.
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Tea can cause acidity and bloating, which gets worse in the heat due to slower digestion.
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Switch to iced herbal teas, coconut water, lemon water, or plain buttermilk for a cooler, healthier summer
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