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How to stand for a long time (30-40 minutes) without passing out?
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Hydration+movement: Make sure that you are properly hydrated, especially in warm weather or warm surroundings. While standing keep shifting your weight from one side to the other and gently press your toes down, periodically.
Answered 9/30/2020
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