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Why do i feel in slow motion or tired when i try to work or do things in the summer heat, hot temperatures?
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Its the heat!: You are experiencing a natural reaction to heat. Even seasoned athletes will run at a slower pace in the heat. When the hot weather is replaced by cooler temps, your body will have an improved performance. Be safe in the outdoor heat- stay hydrate and protect your skin!
Answered 7/27/2016
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