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Bearcat 07-01-2018 02:13 PM

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Originally Posted by BigRedChief (Post 13612023)
Most on here have been down here on vacation in the summer, its as hot as it gets in the USA in the summer. The"feels like" temp has been over 100 for over 7 weeks now. You can get in trouble in a couple of hours without water. Especially drinking beer in the heat at the beach, golfing, amusement parks etc. put some water in you in between beers.

Sounds like a pleasant place to live.

:Lin:

vailpass 07-01-2018 02:19 PM

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Originally Posted by SupDock (Post 13612044)
If you are not eating, make sure you get some isotonic fluids. Many studies of marathoners suggest that excessive hydration with water is a big contributor to hyponatremia

Outside of an IV bag where does a civilian find isotonic fluids to drink?

Eureka 07-01-2018 03:13 PM

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Originally Posted by vailpass (Post 13612391)
Outside of an IV bag where does a civilian find isotonic fluids to drink?

Freshly squeezed lemons into some water will help the body rehydrate more effectively than just water.

banecat 07-01-2018 03:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Bearcat (Post 13612385)
Sounds like a pleasant place to live.

:Lin:

I'll drink a lot of water and take that over the cold any day

Chiefshrink 07-01-2018 03:42 PM

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Originally Posted by MTG#10 (Post 13611754)
They're calling it heat exhaustion for now but yes I was extremely dehydrated. I have an IV drip going now and they want to keep me overnight for observation. I just want to finish my siding.

You are lucky you didn't have a sun stroke or maybe you did and just didn''t know it. My father years ago had a sun stroke and didn't realize it till much later. That day he just felt sick, nauseas, dizzy and severe chills for the next 24-48hrs. From that day on he could never handle any kind of heat outside. Hopefully your paramedics/doctors have ruled that out.

Tombstone RJ 07-01-2018 04:17 PM

Yep, you gotta be careful and just make sure you stay hydrated if you are working outside. They say it's best to drink water or gatorade or whatever before you feel thirsty, don't wait until after you are thirsty. For me, my problem is it takes me a long time to feel thirsty so I tend to dehydrate without even knowing it, and this sounds like what happened to MTG# 10

Chiefshrink 07-01-2018 04:25 PM

Remember Gatorade only replenishes your electrolytes and will not hydrate you completely. For every oz. of Gatorade you must drink and oz. of water. 50/50 ratio. Many a person has over heated just drinking Gatorade alone without complementing with water. Just a heads up.;)

Chiefshrink 07-01-2018 04:27 PM

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Originally Posted by MahiMike (Post 13612127)
The key is to slowly acclimate yourself to the heat. I go for walks in the heat of the day starting in March. Now 96 feels like just another day.

This for sure helps immensely. Got to get into shape not only physically but psychologically as well.

srvy 07-01-2018 05:30 PM

You got to be sensible about the heat. If you work inside a office then you best go slowly acclimating to heat till you build your tolerance. If all a sudden your not sweating any longer get water drink and also cool yourself with a damp dew rag. This is a warning of heat exhaustion along with babbling incoherently. The later you wont know only if your working along side someone. The next step is heat stroke thats cramps followed by seizures dont go there stay hydrated.

My doc says men think they are camels and dont drink enough water. You very rarely hear about women passing kidney stones men all the time. In 1980 during the heat wave where we went 17 days over 100 then cooled a day at 99 and went another 10 days I had heat exhaustion but was lucky my crew chief recognized it at time got me to the truck and water pulled under shade tree and let me set till I wasnt babling any more then took me back to office. At home I started stomach cramps and verious muscle cramps my body. I should have gone hospital but took next day off and just drowned myself with water.

Every since that when we are working heat miles from work truck I strap the 5 gallon Gott water keg on a backpack frame and consider it just a part of regular tools we need for the work. Its better than carrying a co-worker and hoofing it back to truck.

BigRedChief 07-01-2018 05:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Tombstone RJ (Post 13612528)
Yep, you gotta be careful and just make sure you stay hydrated if you are working outside. They say it's best to drink water or gatorade or whatever before you feel thirsty, don't wait until after you are thirsty. For me, my problem is it takes me a long time to feel thirsty so I tend to dehydrate without even knowing it, and this sounds like what happened to MTG# 10

yep, I drink water after a certain amount of time or miles regardless of whether I’m thirsty or not.

Bearcat 07-01-2018 05:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Chiefshrink (Post 13612536)
Remember Gatorade only replenishes your electrolytes and will not hydrate you completely. For every oz. of Gatorade you must drink and oz. of water. 50/50 ratio. Many a person has over heated just drinking Gatorade alone without complementing with water. Just a heads up.;)

That makes no sense, which is surprisingly less sense than usual.

Bearcat 07-01-2018 05:43 PM

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Originally Posted by banecat (Post 13612460)
I'll drink a lot of water and take that over the cold any day

Humidity Hell.

banecat 07-01-2018 07:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Bearcat (Post 13612630)
Humidity Hell.

I guess that I'm lucky. It doesn't bother me. The cold does

srvy 07-01-2018 07:19 PM

To be out in I will take the cold anyday. I can dress for it and shed what I dont need as the sun warms it up out. Not a damn thing really you can do for the heat but get out of it. A cold bandanna around neck helps though.

SuperBowl4 07-02-2018 08:24 AM

I took it easy and I feel great!


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