Hot foods may help you cool off on hot days
It may be tempting to grab a popsicle or cold drink on a hot day, but that may not be the best idea. According to a study that looked at how bodies store heat while exercising, hot foods may help to lower your body temperature faster on hot days.
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Hot foods may help you cool off on hot days
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