What to eat in the scorching heat
With the heat index on the rise, we can keep our bodies cool, nourished and safe with Dr. Jimmy Galvez Tan’s list of what to eat in the scorching heat.
April 18, 2024
With the heat index on the rise, we can keep our bodies cool, nourished and safe with Dr. Jimmy Galvez Tan’s list of what to eat in the scorching heat.
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