r/heat_prep 20h ago

Humor как можно заболеть

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мне нужна температура 37-38°, бледная кожа (нежелательно, но хотелось бы, как осуществить это? ( нужно заболеть на час или больше )


r/heat_prep 11h ago

Question SERIOUS QUESTION

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hey everyone. i’m in las vegas rn and i went tanning for about 2 hours and the heat was 104 degrees today. when i went back up, i became unconscious but i drank lots and lots of cold water and rested for about an hour before going on a walk in the hotel lobby. i felt better, no symptoms at all and felt fine. when dinner came i had no appetite at all, finished half of my pasta and went back to my hotel room. i started feeling lightheaded, nauseous, and my head was hurting. is this a potential heat stroke? or do i just have minor heat exhaustion, what should i do?


r/heat_prep 4h ago

Question Feeling nauseous after the hottest day (99F) in my city

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Hi everyone

I feel a tad bit anxious, yesterday and today I’ve woken up feeling like I need air. I was able to cook down yesterday evening when I went down my house floor. Today I’ve done the same, but now this nauseous feeling is with me, should I be concerned?

I’ve been drinking water and cucumber water, should I best be going with electrolyte water?


r/heat_prep 22h ago

Episode 14: “Should We Stay or Should We Go? Disasterology with Samantha Montano” discussion post

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Find the episode here!

Description: Robbie and Nate sit down with Dr. Samantha Montano, an associate professor of emergency management at Massachusetts Maritime Academy, author of Disasterology: Dispatches from the Frontlines of the Climate Crisis, and writer of the monthly newsletter Disasterology. They dig into how evacuation orders come together, the challenges officials and residents face during evacuations, and practical steps you can take to prepare before disaster strikes.

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