If you’re a dedicated athlete, weather doesn’t stop you from your training and workout routine. But when temperatures turn hot, it’s time to take some extra precautions. Physical activity increases your core temperature. So does hot weather. When you combine the two, you risk serious illness.
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Using beets in these meatless burgers gives them a red-meat look without the beef. They also have a chewy texture that comes from the quinoa, oats and chopped nuts.
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