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M IIMIT *>W TWO west side 20229 Mack AVG. * 281 62Q0 iIIESl605 S. woodward AVO.-- 540-0191 Crosse point e Woods CASH' Birmingham CL04ED SUNDAY.... CLOSED WEPNE5BAY& SUNDAY NGMLES TffOEALERS * SALE-ENDS 7-27-83:-*—> I By Marian Trainor We longed for it. Wo prayed for it. We planned for it. Now it is hero — with a vengeance — our summer of 1983. It's a little warmer than we hoped for but better than its counterpart, the cold, chilling, dark days of winter. There are those who argue that you can always stay indoors and keep warm in the winter but there is little you can do to beat summer heat. Okay, I've heard of air conditioning. However, if you choose to live with an artificial cooling system indoors during these glorious months, you are depriving yourself of the joys of summer; the clean coolness of morning, gentle breezes sifting through verdent shade trees, drives to your favorite park with the windows down. The momentum of the car will create enough air. Forget the noise cf the other cars on the road and the din of the streets. It's time to get acquainted with the outside world. The walls of winter will close around you soon enough. Besides, there are many ways to beat the heat. Drinking lots of liquids is one of them. Among the liquid most recommended is plain water. A noted phsyiologist, Dr. I. Ian Phillips, explains that water is the body's most vital nutrient; that our bodies are largely water and that water is the body's natural system for regulating temperature. During the course of a day two and a half to three quarts of water is lost through perspiration, natural evaporation and excretion. This should be replaced by drinking w«ter. This precaution is particularly true for older people because they seem to be susceptible to dehydration. Some scientists attribute this to hormone (angiotensin) which stimulates thirst. They speculate that as we age that hormone does not work efficiently and that older people drink less water than they should to avoid dehydration. It is particularly important to follow this precaution if one spends time in the sun playing golf or gardening. /• If plain water doesn't do it for you, club soda is a good choice. It is t(SfS percen*' water snr! has a high sodium content. Since you lose both water and sodium when you sweat and you need to replace both, club soda makes a good drink. Lemondade, or just a twist of citris fruit may be more palatable. The acid in the lemon increases salivation which makes the mouth feel less dry. Go easy on the sugar if you choose lemonade • hfinan«e too rniich sugar tends to draw water out of your cells. Since such drinks as fruit punch and milk shakes have high sugar content, they are not preferred as thirst quenchers. If a cold beer is your favorite summer drink, the best that can be said for it is that it is preferable to drinking a martini or a wine cocktail. All alcohol inhibits an anti-diuretic hormone (ADT) whose function is the regulation of water in the kidneys. The super iority of beer is that it has a much higher water content than the others. Most people do not drink as much water as they should. They wait until they are thirsty or until 13 I 17 Ki>rrhi>vul 822-0266 Sparky's invites you lo sample our new huneh and Dinner menu The "Maine Act" continues still only $10.50 Every Monday & Tuesday The "Maine Act" includes: cortt»oti»tfiocob, baked potato, tossed salad y\ fJitjofi; tour lUnnvr or Lunch l!A /k v V A\ In Our Outdoor Vate. '\\ Thr Cstslronomiqiiir Deli Csin Y /\/£s Accfitnmodiitc All
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