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Ice cream really helps make the heat more bearable, — study Japanese researchers found that ice cream with crushed ice...

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Ice cream really helps make the heat more bearable, — study

Japanese researchers found that ice cream with crushed ice helps tolerate the heat better than cold drinks because frozen desserts cool the body from the inside, and their melting uses internal heat.

In the experiment 59% of participants who ate such a dessert before physical exertion felt more comfortable.

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Морозиво дійсно допомагає легше переносити спеку, — дослідження

Японські вчені з'ясували, що морозиво з крижаною крихтою допомагає легше переносити спеку, ніж холодні напої, оскільки заморожені десерти охолоджують тіло зсередини, а на їх танення витрачається внутрішнє тепло.

У ході експерименту 59% учасників, що з'їли такий десерт перед фізичним навантаженням, почувалися комфортніше.

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