July PSA – Play it Safe in Summer Heat: 30-45 Seconds

Summer heat presents challenges to both adults and children.

Youngsters are particularly vulnerable to dehydration in high temperatures. So it is important to protect your child’s health when the thermometer readings are high.

Know the symptoms of dehydration which include:

• dry mouth and tongue no tears when crying high fever
• listlessness or irritability

That’s why the Foundation for Chiropractic Progress, a not-for-profit organization, and healthcare professionals nationwide recommend drinking plenty of water in order to stay well hydrated and healthy during the summer months.

For more information visit the Foundation for Chiropractic Progress Web site at www dot F4 CP dot org or call 866.901.3427...that's 866.901.3427

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