Heatwave Crisis in India: lack of awareness hurting more than hot temperature
1. Heatwave: Just drinking water isn't Enough. It's really concerning to see so many people suffering from extreme heat and heatwave events these days. This summer is making us think about how our actions are affecting the environment that sustains our lives on this planet. We are currently experiencing the hottest summer in human history. Medical experts advise that the body's core temperature should not go over 40°C (104°F). Prolonged exposure to temperatures above this level can cause heat stroke, organ failure, and potentially fatal consequences such as coma or death. When it's hot environment, you sweat a lot and lose water and salt from your body. This can make your body low on important minerals like magnesium and calcium, which can affect how your body works. It could even lead to seizures, trouble breathing, or death. Our bodies are mostly made of water, and if that balance gets messed up, it can cause big problems. Not having enough water ca...