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Experts Advise Hydration and Balanced Meals to Safely Navigate Tisha B'Av Fast Amid Heatwave With a heatwave intensifying the Tisha B'Av fast challenges, dietitian Luda Nevo advises early and regular hydration, reduced salt intake, balanced meals, and a simple fast-breaking meal to prevent dehydration and discomfort. People with chronic illnesses should consult doctors before fasting.
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What happened 01 Hydrate regularly throughout the day; drinking large amounts just before the fast is ineffective. 02 Reduce salt intake the day before to minimize thirst during the fast. 03 Eat balanced meals during the day to avoid extreme hunger and overeating at the fast-breaking meal. 04 The fast-breaking meal should be simple, avoiding meat, poultry, and wine, and not overly heavy. 05 Avoid sugary, carbonated drinks and excessive sweets before the fast to prevent dehydration and hunger spikes. 06 People with chronic conditions must consult their doctors before fasting and not change medications independently. Translated and summarized by baba from Now 14 , the latest report. Read Now 14’s original The coverage
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