CienciaWinter hydration: why you get dehydrated (even if you're not hot)
In winter you can also become dehydrated: less thirst, increased diuresis due to cold, dry air (heating), and "invisible" sweat under layers.
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CienciaIn winter you can also become dehydrated: less thirst, increased diuresis due to cold, dry air (heating), and "invisible" sweat under layers.
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