Freeze-dried food tends to be lighter and retain more nutrients than dehydrated, but certain foods, like apples or onions, taste better when dehydrated.
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In the mirror, I notice my face looks really dehydrated (probably because I am dehydrated), so I do a face peel followed by a hydrating mask after taking a quick shower.
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Sometimes when we're dehydrated, we mistake that sensation for hunger.
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The girls were dehydrated and cold, but were not injured.
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"They're so dehydrated their lips are cracked," the nurse said.
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She was dehydrated but otherwise in good condition, police said.
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Top with Freixenet and garnish with a dehydrated lime wheel.
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Now it's: being dehydrated is inexcusable for a professional athlete.
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My skin is completely different because it's not as dehydrated.
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Truly dehydrated skin is dull, congested, and easily becomes flaky.
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If anything, it's an indicator that our skin is dehydrated.
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I fought with 20 percent of my capacity, completely dehydrated.
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Many are starving, dehydrated and burned by leaking diesel fuel.
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When older patients grow confused, "maybe they're dehydrated," she said.
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Since she was dehydrated, they also gave her intravenous fluids.
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Rotavirus can leave children badly dehydrated and is sometimes fatal.
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While at this morning's event, she became overheated and dehydrated.
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It's tooth-achingly sweet — and the dehydrated blueberries taste fake.
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Ingredients: water, tomato paste, distilled vinegar, salt, taco seasoning (spices, dehydrated garlic, salt, monosodium glutamate, dextrose, dehydrated onion) potassium sorbate and sodium benzoate (preservatives), xanthan gum, spice, garlic powder, chili pepper, citric acid, caramel color.
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So the more glycogen you lose, the more dehydrated you become.
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Often, we eat when we, in fact, are thirsty or dehydrated.
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He had been found alone, exhausted and dehydrated four hours before.
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When you find out Munsch was only dehydrated this. whole. time.
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Probably not much to see but dust and dehydrated cake square.
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I decided to let my hungover, dehydrated skin be the judge.
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Though dehydrated and hurt, Waddell "was very calm," a rescuer said.
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It is ridiculously hot and I can feel myself becoming dehydrated.
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Many became stuck in the mud, dehydrated and starved to death.
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It wakes up your skin if it gets dehydrated or dry.
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He would have had a headache, he would have become dehydrated.
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I ended up severely sun burnt, dehydrated, and suffering from heatstroke.
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The soupy liquid is then placed into a mold and dehydrated.
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He had to hold me up because I was totally dehydrated.
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Unshaven and dehydrated, he stumbled into the kitchen to make breakfast.
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No one knew what was wrong, but I was dangerously dehydrated.
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Obviously, the main reason you feel thirsty is because you're dehydrated.
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Nothing gets between this tiny cat and her dehydrated fish snack.
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Older adults may not feel thirsty but can still be dehydrated.
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Kent's not screwing around like the rest of these dehydrated clowns.
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The doctor tells her he is dehydrated and has an infection.
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Since poop is mostly water, the dehydrated feces shrink down considerably.
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And when we're dehydrated, it also mimics the signs of hunger.
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Place in the oven on its lowest possible heat until dehydrated.
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This means pouring hot water onto couscous or a dehydrated meal.
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Could this be a charcoal mask that doesn't leave me dehydrated?
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Sometimes she adds dehydrated porcini powder for a punch of umami.
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I got so dehydrated that for long periods I couldn't speak.
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When you have a fever, you're more likely to become dehydrated.
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Some koalas have been rescued — singed and dehydrated — from the wild.
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My heart started to beat faster: What if we got dehydrated?
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Babies were dehydrated and people were without their medications, like insulin.
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Does your dad walk around in broad daylight with puffy, dehydrated eyes?
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Keep in mind, a hangover is the poison lying in dehydrated areas.
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And I was a bit dehydrated the morning my blood was drawn.
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The ingredients are lentils, white rice, dehydrated vegetables, and pink Himalayan salt.
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Vitamin E is a potent antioxidant perfect for mature and dehydrated skin.
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As many as 800 people die, mostly elderly patients who become dehydrated.
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"Dermaplane is ideal for patients who have dry, dehydrated skin," says Yontz.
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She wasn't eating or drinking, I was concerned about her being dehydrated.
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Upon arriving at the zoo, the animal was too dehydrated to stand.
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Some research suggests being dehydrated triggers cravings foods, according to Cleveland Clinic.
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Dehydrated and malnourished, she was covered with cuts and scrapes, but alive.
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And nothing cures a hangover like Pedialyte, a drink for dehydrated babies.
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She soon became dehydrated, and her calves and thighs began to ache.
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My husband is dehydrated and exhausted, so I order him a Sprite.
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He was totally dehydrated and had a yellow colour and was distressed.
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A scanning electron micrograph image of six tardigrades in their dehydrated state.
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Way better than the dehydrated onion soup packets mixed with sour cream.
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There -- dehydrated, starving and exhausted -- Wheeler and her boys waited, she said.
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Four days after coming ashore, the sea lion was dehydrated and overwhelmed.
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We can only assume the folks at Fox News are deeply dehydrated.
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However, contrary to myth, dark urine does not necessarily mean you're dehydrated.
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Dehydrated Neapolitan ice cream bars and ice cream sandwiches were particular favorites.
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She became so dehydrated that her mother took her to the hospital.
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The statement said she had become dehydrated and overheated at ground zero.
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He was dehydrated and seeing spots when he phoned authorities for help.
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I'm someone who has struggled with dehydrated, problematic skin in the past.
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They had lost body weight from sweating but were not seriously dehydrated.
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Finish with fried kale, dehydrated sorrel and slices of serrano pepper. 8.
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No Dehydrated Food: It's full of salt and there are massive shortages.
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Unlike with dinosaurs, the horse's bones were dehydrated and not yet fossils.
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Powders are dehydrated forms from sources such as milk, soy or plants.
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"If it's hot, they're dehydrated, they haven't had a meal, and there's a damp pool noodle in a dry desert—if I was a snake and I was dehydrated, I would go to the pool noodle too," he said.
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Fox 4 reports that the children were severely dehydrated when they were found.
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They try to protect the truth by saying i was dehydrated… nawww bro.
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The mother's milk supply had dropped and she was dehydrated, Ayoub-Rodriguez said.
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Officials say Charlee was dehydrated and had tick bites but was otherwise unharmed.
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Related: The Real Reason You Can't Orgasm During SexDrinking alcohol makes you dehydrated.
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"Everybody's dehydrated," said a woman whose stepfather is in the medium-security unit.
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Michelin-starred Chef & Sommelier has offered dehydrated reindeer heart atop a Jerusalem artichoke.
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Exhausted, dehydrated and bruised, the men were taken to different hospitals for treatment.
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And alcohol can also make you dehydrated, which can affect your milk supply.
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We are hustled from tent to tent to see babies, listless and dehydrated.
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The good news ... doctors say he was just dehydrated and will be fine.
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Powell's son, Greg, told CNN Monday his mother was dehydrated, but doing well.
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An old ankle injury is acting up, and I feel hot and dehydrated.
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If a chimpanzee gets dehydrated, the protein creatinine builds up in its urine.
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Bill backed that up, telling Charlie Rose that his wife often gets dehydrated.
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CES has left me dehydrated, homesick, fatigued, and generally burnt to a crisp.
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It took veterinarians nearly an hour to stabilize Maverick, who was severely dehydrated.
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The most common culprits, though, are overusing those leg muscles and being dehydrated.
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I was tired and dehydrated, my skin was horrible, my hair started thinning.
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But mostly, the Apollo astronauts ate a lot of dehydrated beef and vegetables.
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"It's better for sunburn or dehydrated skin — and much cheaper — than La Mer."
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"In general all the women and children are hungry and dehydrated," Lajnef said.
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Kate arrived dehydrated & sore but is in the best care at Koala Hospital.
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This makes it easy for them to get dehydrated and develop kidney stones.
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Afterward, Palmer said he was just experiencing some cramping because he was dehydrated.
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It wasn't that hot, so it wasn't like he was dehydrated or anything.
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Somebody gets dehydrated, I would buy ice and water out of my pocket.
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For one thing, none of the volunteers in either race became clinically dehydrated.
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They're neither freeze-dried nor dehydrated, and that makes them a notable improvement.
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I went home, fell asleep, sun drunk, you know, happy, burned, and dehydrated.
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Some buy fresh masa; others rely on Maseca, a brand of dehydrated nixtamal.
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It is enraging to see children, at 2 in the morning, completely dehydrated.
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She later wrote that she may have also been dehydrated at the time.
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Others have left out seed, water and grasses for dehydrated and hungry fauna.
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I get dehydrated enough so it's only water or sparkling water for me.
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Dehydrated, she lost consciousness when some tourists called an ambulance over to her.
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Dehydrated children, their condition made worse by malnutrition, flooded into her pediatric ward.
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She looked a little dehydrated, but otherwise looked to be in pretty good health.
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He suspects his muzzle wasn't taped shut for too long since he wasn't dehydrated.
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If my skin feels extra dehydrated, I might use something called a moisture veil.
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"It was showing signs of being emaciated" as well as being dehydrated, Blatchley said.
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If you become dehydrated you are losing electrolytes, that's very dangerous in the desert.
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The government said officials provided medical care and meals to those who were dehydrated.
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Once it's reached the desired density and shape, it's dehydrated, which stops the growth.
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Dehydrated skin is skin that's not very oily, but has gotten used to moisturizer.
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The rescued horses were dehydrated and starving; some had visible hip and rib bones.
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Now, two negronis down and the next day is spent in a dehydrated daze.
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The WRC says the "bobkitten" was dehydrated, but otherwise she is in good health.
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"I think T.J. Dillashaw is dehydrated ... he ain't thinking straight," Cejudo tells TMZ Sports.
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He was dehydrated and had been in an intense workout earlier in the day.
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Otherwise the fuel could freeze up, forcing you to eat your dehydrated noodles cold.
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A state pathologist ruled the girl's death a homicide, saying she was extremely dehydrated.
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You need to replace your sweat by drinking water or you will become dehydrated.
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"Women get more dehydrated in the summer, and may urinate less frequently," she says.
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Benadryl knocks some people out, but it can also leave you groggy and dehydrated.
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They placed my dehydrated mother in a chair in the middle of the room.
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Clinton "became overheated and dehydrated," but was "rehydrated and recovering nicely" later that day.
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Dry lips, headaches, and dark pee are just a few signs that you're dehydrated.
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They'll find me three days later, dehydrated or dead, choked on my own vomit.
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Your body needs salt when it's dehydrated, which you are after a heavy night.
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They come to the E.R. disoriented, dehydrated or hallucinating after consuming too much marijuana.
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Rationing off water is bad because you can put yourself in a dehydrated state.
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I've returned from vacations to find her top layer of soil cracked and dehydrated.
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It's such a mild fever, I wonder if maybe I'm just really dehydrated somehow?
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Fortaliza was dehydrated but otherwise had no injuries, according to the law enforcement source.
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"A lot of times, people just seem to be a little dehydrated," he said.
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Dehydrated meat is not what many cooks envision when they head to the woods.
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And don't worry, the new version still contains tiny cubes of dehydrated mystery meat.
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Helicopters came bearing dehydrated food, water, shovels, sleeping bags, computers, sunscreen, and a few beers.
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The child was dehydrated but in good condition, according to the Magoffin County Sheriff's Office.
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After a 44-hour search, the girls were found dehydrated and cold but not injured.
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The key is figuring out why you're dehydrated, and how long you've felt this way.
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There's just something unsettling about being so dehydrated to the point of cracking and flaking.
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Rea said he was surprised by how well the dehydrated cheese worked in his recreation.
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In other words, it's uncomfortable, dehydrated, weak — and in serious need of the right nutrients.
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So what do chafed cow udders have in common with dehydrated, eczema-prone human skin?
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"It's critical to slough dead, dehydrated, dry skin," says Jamie O'Banion, cofounder of Beauty Bioscience.
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Toss the packets of dehydrated soup and make a real meal at the campsite instead.
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It's just a nice way so that your lips don't get dehydrated during the treatment.
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Your kidneys are very good at concentrating urine to keep you from becoming symptomatically dehydrated.
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A baby was pulled out of the wreckage on Tuesday, dehydrated but otherwise apparently unharmed.
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If she is very dehydrated, being in the hospital allows her to get fluids intravenously.
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Snapshot: A dehydrated and injured koala, above, being treated in Port Macquarie, Australia, this month.
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Meals are typically dehydrated, freeze-dried, or thermostabilized, then labeled and stored in locker trays.
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In the animated film, Pumbaa carries away an unconscious and dehydrated Simba into the jungle.
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"I would call dry skin the beginning stages of truly dehydrated skin," says Dr. Lancer.
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It's really rich, and my skin has a tendency to get dehydrated from plane travel.
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Many of the birds live in tightly packed pens, where the heat makes them dehydrated.
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Following that episode, the Fed said Yellen felt dehydrated after speaking for nearly an hour.
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For example, she complained about people who abandoned their pets to become dehydrated and starve.
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Others, disoriented and dehydrated, wander for days before a U.N. rescue squad can find them.
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I also sweated a lot more because I was so heavy, so I dehydrated quickly.
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On one, a middle-aged man got so dehydrated that he could no longer swallow.
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For instance, during a long flight, I know I'll be alternately fatigued, cranky and dehydrated.
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Suddenly it all makes sense, and the hazy memories flood back into your dehydrated brain.
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A Goop-approved 1.2-ounce bar of dehydrated caviar wrapped in gold foil costs $99.
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They also consumed lower amounts of sugar, fat, salt, and cholesterol than more dehydrated participants.
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Mr. Matsuhisa is using "dry miso," dehydrated powdered miso, to season a number of preparations.
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Yamato was a bit dehydrated with scratches on his arms and legs, but mostly healthy.
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The next day she posted photos of herself in a hospital bed, saying she was dehydrated.
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During their second cold night on the mountain, Popolizio was so dehydrated that she began hallucinating.
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But when you're parched and on the verge of dehydrated, it can feel like a dilemma.
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John Waddell, 62, was found dehydrated and with broken bones in the Maricopa County mine shaft.
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Officials say the 2-year-old was dehydrated and had tick bites, but was otherwise unharmed.
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But if you're vomiting, have diarrhea, or are sweating a lot, it's easier to become dehydrated.
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I also keep check of my water intake so I'm never dehydrated when we're training together.
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It quenches dehydrated, fatigued skin and delivers a calming scent to help lull you to sleep.
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Sadly, drinking alcohol is pretty much a surefire way to end up at least somewhat dehydrated.
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If you can see that your dog is dehydrated, it's time to head to the vet.
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You should store at least three days of non-perishable food, including canned and dehydrated food.
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" "Was very warm in the room this morning, was obviously dehydrated and felt a bit ill.
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Their meals consisted of beef and vegetables that had been dehydrated and stuffed into a package.
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They eat raw frozen meat and dehydrated human-grade food that we sell in our stores.
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About 10 minutes after sitting down at the restaurant, I began to feel dehydrated and sick.
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Chances are you're hungover and chugging ibuprofen in an attempt to cradle your shrunken, dehydrated brain.
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He plucks at the strings, traditionally made of dehydrated goat guts, a smile on his face.
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Earlier this year, the California State Athletic Commission passed measures that prevent dehydrated fighters from competing.
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The dog was badly dehydrated and had injuries that a veterinary technician said indicated sexual abuse.
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What if I felt off because I was dehydrated even though I only had two drinks?
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Dehydrated Sorrel Leaf 3 ½ tablespoons sorrel (leaves only) 3 ½ tablespoons banana vinegar or sherry vinegar 1.
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The vomiting and diarrhea had left her dehydrated, and her blood chemistry was out of whack.
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Our own Matt Jancer wrote a rant on why you should avoid dehydrated food right now.
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"A massive problem is we tend to overeat and confuse hunger with being dehydrated," Castano added.
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A farmer found him in the wild, weak and dehydrated, and called the center for help.
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A farmer found him in the wild, weak and dehydrated, and called the center for help.
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The water is the worst thing; you get dehydrated after working so long in the kitchen.
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She was severely dehydrated; however, officials say that migrants were given access to water at Antelope Wells.
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When the team discovered it, the poor animal was dehydrated from spending the night in the mud.
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Here's what it could mean if you are excessively thirsty all of the time: You are dehydrated.
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Those who speak poorly about it are "people whose hearts are hairy and dehydrated," said retired Col.
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Rea dehydrated Gruyère, cheddar, and parmesan cheeses, as well as American and blue cheeses, for his mixture.
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So, how do you combat the sort of climate that leaves your skin dull, dehydrated, and defeated?
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A rep for Williams told Fox News the host was "dehydrated" and was examined by medical professionals.
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They're particularly useful during winter weather, when hair is left dry and often dehydrated from the cold.
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According to Happ, chapped lips indicate dehydrated skin, while flaky, cracked, or bleeding lips indicate damaged skin.
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Many who suffer from it, like Kathryn, can actually lose weight during their pregnancy and become dehydrated.
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Feeling really dehydrated so I drink a half-bottle of water and a cup of peppermint tea.
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After all, you're probably dehydrated, your stomach feels funny, and you're likely in some form of pain.
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I feel super dehydrated despite all the water I drank, so I dilute a Gatorade with water.
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Certain medications, such as the mood stabilizer lithium, can reach toxic levels if the body is dehydrated.
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The broccoli, however, was weirdly dehydrated on the crowns, giving it almost the consistency of kale chips.
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Without that hormone, we find ourselves giving in to the urge to "go" and quickly become dehydrated.
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He resorted to drinking less water, which caused him to faint when dehydrated, according to court filings.
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His rep said he was simply dehydrated, but eyewitnesses told us he'd been drinking that night too.
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I had a friend just now who was completely dehydrated and had to go to the hospital.
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In the emergency room I was told I was extremely dehydrated and that I could have died.
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"I just got real dehydrated out there," said Strasburg, who threw 97 pitches on a muggy afternoon.
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She became dehydrated, fainted and fell at her home in Washington, striking her head in the process.
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Her doctor later said the Democratic presidential nominee had pneumonia and had become dehydrated at the event.
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Place a dehydrated tardigrade in water and it regains its full function in a matter of hours.
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Manager Joe Girardi said holding him out Monday was based on their concern about him getting dehydrated.
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When the mice woke up, those that didn't drink were far more dehydrated than those that did.
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The woman was dehydrated and covered with cuts after trying to eat the fruit on a cactus.
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In the opposite scenario, when the cells were artificially activated, even dehydrated mice did not experience thirst.
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In addition to the ashiness, dehydrated skin may feel tight or more sensitive and itchy than usual.
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They did comment on how tired and dehydrated the boy was and started him on intravenous fluids.
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The woman, Gisele Nzenza Kitandi, 44, said migrants there had died because they were sick or dehydrated.
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I was dehydrated and broke; the streets seemed to turn forever and then lose their numbering system.
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But as you start getting dehydrated and tired, you just don't have the energy to keep looking.
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This can cause them to become dehydrated, which leaves the brain less protected, according to the Times.
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Dehydrated, he tries to buy water from a branch of Target, but they ask him to leave.
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On long flights, dehydrated nasal passages can become cracked, inviting germs in for an unwanted play date.
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" Hill, who's touring alongside her husband, said, "We've all been a little bit dehydrated, traveling so much.
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You can feel dehydrated, meaning you may be dizzy, and you may be a little bit confused.
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To avoid getting dehydrated, keep a bottle of electrolyte-enriched water in your bag when you're out.
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That said, Clinton's campaign is dodging questions about their initial party line ... that she was overheated and dehydrated.
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Nite Nite and Wake Up Patches Does your dad walk around in broad daylight with puffy, dehydrated eyes?
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The dog was in pretty good shape for having survived the crash, but he was malnourished and dehydrated.
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She assumed she was dehydrated, so at breakfast she drank water and tomato juice hoping that would help.
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Rescuers found him dehydrated with lower leg injuries and a friction burn on his hands from the rope.
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Kato "was exhausted and most likely dehydrated" when the rescue team got the call about him, officials said.
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Finding a lip balm that works for you is crucial — your lips actually look smaller when they're dehydrated.
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" His Tour Bus Necessities "I need lots of water on the bus because I get dehydrated really quickly.
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If you find yourself spooning frosting out of the Betty Crocker jar, it could be because you're dehydrated.
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I'm feeling a little dehydrated but also want caffeine, so I opt for a black iced tea ($2.71).
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Pork floss is dried meat, mashed so finely and dehydrated so that it has a texture of cotton.
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Without the cup, according to Carter, Ben would not drink, and he could get severely dehydrated and ill.
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If someone is dehydrated, their lips are chapped, eyes are red, it will take away from the look.
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It can be hard to really experience the music when you're sweating and dehydrated in a dusty field.
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She was very dehydrated, had blood in her stool, and some sort of rash all over her body.
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Likewise, commissary will not sell food seasonings such as onion powder, garlic, dehydrated onions and bell peppers, etc.
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Bucky had been stranded in the Nambucca River in New South Wales, Australia, and was dehydrated and sunburnt.
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For one thing, you're more likely to get dehydrated when you're hot, and dehydration definitely impacts your mood.
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He also lost about two pounds and was dehydrated, but was apparently able to sustain himself on rainwater.
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He was upset because the crowd was mad high dehydrated for waiting for him, and the weed fest!
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But, as you become more dehydrated, you can develop a rapid heart rate, rapid breathing, confusion, and lightheadedness.
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The two companies will operate a pilot plant to process about 100,000 tonnes a year of dehydrated mud.
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Sweating due to hot, humid conditions or extreme physical activity is another sure way to become quickly dehydrated.
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It adds that young woman will be too dehydrated to have sex with wealthy and older married men.
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Congestion, mild fever, and fatigue make it very easy to become dehydrated, which leads to feeling even worse.
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He described his experience as "super hot," involving wearing a 25-pound suit with no ventilation, constantly dehydrated.
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"You can use any shade that's really light and makes you look dehydrated," she says in the video.
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Dehydrated foods, of all varieties, made exceptional use of the water vapor produced by the shuttle's fuel cells.
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Dehydrated skin lacks water and is more common in winter because the air is arid — indoors and outside.
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If your skin is very dehydrated (or dry), you may also need to upgrade from your basic moisturizer.
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Take the bratwurst, for instance, which is made from pork, sea salt, spices, celery powder and dehydrated garlic.
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So, we dehydrated pear slices until they were just bendy enough to be pleasant but not too crisp.
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Stick to dry toppings like ground spices, seeds, chiles, nutritional yeast, vegetable powders, seasoned salts and dehydrated herbs.
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Simplify your meal prep by adding this $24.99 dehydrated zebra tarantula to your favorite Instant Pot meal instead!
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That's how we hear year after year that everyone is dehydrated and we need to drink more water.
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Viral videos of badly burned and dehydrated koalas have sparked concern for the beloved and uniquely Australian species.
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I had to ration my water supplies and probably ended up more dehydrated than I should have been.
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According to Dr. Robert Quigley of MedAire, caffeine and alcohol can leave you feeling dehydrated and heighten anxiety.
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As tuns, the animals are dormant dehydrated husks, adapted to outlast whatever pressures are temporarily placed on them.
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Many have walked for days or weeks by the time they arrive and are severely dehydrated and malnourished.
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He returned to the Guest House that evening, sunburned and dehydrated and three hours later than he promised.
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In the other 11-day session, the cyclists permissively dehydrated, drinking no fluids before or during their exercise.
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When you go to Chinatown, you see all those jars of dehydrated things, which have always fascinated me.
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The cooking process felt kind of like a science experiment— you fry dehydrated garlic bits in oil, then pour in the dehydrated vegetables and seasoning along with a cup of water—but the result actually tasted like something I might cook at home, minus the strangely firm consistency of the vegetables.
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"I don't know if he was dehydrated, but he was real stiff because of it," manager Terry Francona said.
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If a hangover-preventing pill existed, the world would likely be a much happier, more productive, less dehydrated place.
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Stressed, dehydrated, and suffering from parasitic worms, Alba was brought to the Nyaru Menteng Orangutan Rehabilitation Center for rehabilitation.
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Raw, cooked, dehydrated, or steamed placentas: More American mothers are eating the organ that supports their babies after childbirth.
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"Several" of those smuggled into the country appeared to be dehydrated, but only one person needed further medical assistance.
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Sure. "You'll probably feel bloated, slightly dehydrated if you're consuming alcoholic beverages, and potentially uncomfortably full," says Dr. Primack.
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Critically, by then vegetation isn't just naturally dehydrated, but this dryness is now enhanced by a relentlessly warming climate.
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A rep for the Mayweather camp tells us Floyd Sr. was simply dehydrated and is doing much better now.
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It took firefighters almost an hour to rescue the man, who was said to be physically exhausted and dehydrated.
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You've been a frequent guest on Jim Bakker's television show, helping the televangelist hawk overpriced tubs of dehydrated food.
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If your pee is bright yellow, you my friend are severely dehydrated and possibly in need of medical attention.
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She was doing really poorly; it was scary going into surgery, since she'd been so dehydrated, hungry and infected.
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I am super dehydrated from all the booze last night and order a Pellegrino; Hubby and BFF get mimosas.
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By the time the black Lab got to the vet, he was dehydrated and suffering brain damage and seizures.
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Doctors further said the boy was dehydrated, and likely had not been given food or water for multiple days.
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Robertson: That's the most common area to start to get sensitive, and it's just because the teeth are dehydrated.
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And their creatinine levels were also high, evidence that the heat of the savanna caused them to become dehydrated.
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Her mother became dehydrated and was hospitalized for two weeks, taking in nutrition only through a tube, McClanahan said.
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Good To-Go meals were created by an award-winning chef and use real dehydrated ingredients in recognizable flavors.
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A's manager Bob Melvin said afterward Chapman was dehydrated before the game, and he didn't want to come out.
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Start From the Inside OutAlternatively, if you suffer from dehydrated skin, you've got a little more work to do.
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Easier said than done when you're seriously dehydrated and tipsy from a couple of glasses of mid-morning Rioja.
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Clinton had been told she had pneumonia last Friday and that she had been overheated and dehydrated on Sunday.
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Then, rinse off with cool water and use a moisturizer over the next few days to replenish dehydrated skin.
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They can determine whether or not your skin is dehydrated because of an underlying condition like eczema or psoriasis.
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Here, typical cuisine includes beef made into a jerky known as charqui: The meat is dehydrated, salted, and smoked.
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I also brought a backup meal of dehydrated pad thai, in case Alaska's often unpredictable weather delayed our pickup.
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Once the iron has been drawn out, the wood pieces will be dehydrated and vacuum-frozen for six months.
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These animals can handle high concentrations of salt in seawater without becoming dehydrated by salt buildup, as humans would.
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It's jacked up with three types of hyaluronic acid, making it a hero product for plumping up dehydrated skin.
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Or end with an amber sip of mocochinchi, made by submerging a globe of dehydrated peach in boiling water.
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The saltiest foods made up my personal menu every night, such as nuts, beef jerky and dehydrated camping meals.
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Volunteer groups such as Koalas in Care have also taken in koalas found burned and dehydrated after the fires.
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Exhausted and dehydrated when she arrived after walking for days, Safia still has an IV needle in her hand.
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That's essentially all you need to prepare the dehydrated backpacking meals that have become increasingly popular in recent years.
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A dehydrated and injured Koala receives treatment at the Port Macquarie Koala Hospital in Port Macquarie on November 2.
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Her dehydrated versions of gluten-free penne with marinara sauce and Thai curry sell for $12.50 for two servings.
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A group of cyclists found a koala in the middle of the road, looking dehydrated and confused on Friday.
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"President Carter was dehydrated working in the hot sun," Jonathan Reckford, Habitat for Humanity International's chief executive, said later.
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Colonoscopies also require extensive bowel cleansing before the procedure and can leave older people dehydrated and prone to fainting.
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According to molecular biologist Patrick Schmitt, it&aposs a misconception that your body becomes dehydrated when you drink alcohol.
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The Big Mystery Meat Festival contains ten times the amount of dehydrated pork cubes as your regular Cup Noodles.
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This explains why your friend, wearing her own eyeliner, woke up just as dehydrated—but her eyes are perfectly fine.
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He's also got dehydrated corn bread dressing, green beans with mushrooms, and mashed potatoes, which look a little more believable.
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As for the banana, when you get dehydrated from drinking you lose not only water, but also electrolytes, including potassium.
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"Making your own dehydrated cheese powder is not something I expect anyone to do, but it's a lot of fun."
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Because I'm lazy and all my attention goes toward treating my breakouts while my skin dies a slow, dehydrated death.
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We asked dermatologist Emma Wedgeworth whether dehydrated skin really produces more oil to make up for a lack of moisture.
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Cabrera exited the Tuesday game in the eighth inning after feeling ill and dehydrated, and he required an IV afterward.
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In the markets, gojis are found sun-dried and dehydrated, which renders them slightly more tart than their fresh counterparts.
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Kunieda says these tools help the tardigrade counteract oxidative stress when it's dehydrated, and to efficiently repair its damaged DNA.
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C. orders a pitcher, but I don't want to get dehydrated in the sun, so I just get some water.
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Pregnant women, meanwhile, are at a risk of early labor and lactating women are likely to become dehydrated more quickly.
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Mountain biker Tomas Quinones discovered a man, severely dehydrated and nearly unconscious, on a July 18 ride through the canyon.
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"Vegemite is basically the leftover yeast from beer brewing, but the yeast is killed and dehydrated," Schulz told Mashable Australia.
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Most of them were blindfolded when the Americans stumbled on the facility, and many were dehydrated and unable to walk.
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Lazaro's dehydrated, malnourished, 18-pound body was found in November 1990 in the bushes of a home in Miami Beach.
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"I think 100 percent of people overlook the fact that oiliness indicates that their skin is really dehydrated," she said.
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We often hear that pee ideally should be pale yellow and that the darker it is, the more you're dehydrated.
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While you might assume it means you're super dehydrated, it really just means your pee is extra concentrated, says Miller.
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Lesser known about Gov Ball is that it's the best place to overhear ridiculous commentary from intoxicated and dehydrated youths.
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And even though he was found safe — dehydrated and malnourished, but safe — the initial chances for his survival were slim.
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Even the the most polite pups lose self-control when it comes to a dish full of delicious dehydrated kibbles.
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" Dr. Colbert suggests using a pinch test to tell: "You know your skin is dehydrated when it has lost volume.
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And now he was in Atlanta, having stumbled into Jeff Park's condo straight off the Greyhound, dehydrated and barely alive.
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Colonoscopies, which require extensive bowel cleansing before the procedure, also can leave many older people dehydrated and prone to fainting.
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Meals are lightweight and calorie-dense, ranging from prepackaged, dehydrated beef stroganoff to a ramen noodle and mashed potato slurry.
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I'd just got an arse tattoo, was staying in Mallorca Rocks, and was hanging by the pool feeling severely dehydrated.
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She only makes it like 15 minutes because she gets dehydrated, but I usually go three, four or five miles.
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Dehydrated and too weak to move, the bird died the same night, said Lou Browning, president of the rehabilitation center.
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Billie was severely dehydrated and required extensive treatment at a temporary triage clinic set up for emergency response by LAOKO.
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These reveal a new world made from orange-peel garlands and ornaments fashioned from dried apples and dehydrated citrus slices.
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Filthy, dehydrated and exhausted, they arrived in Oaxaca state, spilling into a tiny town square where they paused to rest.
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But many patients are dehydrated, and that's where saline and "lactated ringers," the most common balanced crystalloid, come in handy.
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A doctor who treated patients from abusive nursing homes said they were often so dehydrated they couldn't sweat or swallow.
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According to the docs ... after Roxanne took Molly, she got dehydrated because Live Nation failed to provide enough water outlets.
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The Jørn Utzon, a tiki-twist on a gimlet, brings together an aquavit from Portland, apple brandy, and dehydrated beet.
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We all felt quite dehydrated from the soak, so we chose to only have water, and lots of water at that.
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And unless the person peeing on you is life-threateningly dehydrated, their urine is going to be less salty than seawater.
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When we got to the hospital, they admitted me because I was so dehydrated that I had started to have contractions.
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Ramen noodles are typically sold in packages, cups or bowls, with seasoning and dehydrated vegetables, to which consumers add boiling water.
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A rep for Odom told PEOPLE at the time that he was "doing well" and simply "dehydrated" from an earlier workout.
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He recently spoke out regarding being hospitalized, saying he was just dehydrated and not exhibiting bizarre behavior as had been reported.
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"A large percentage of these patients will become so dehydrated they start getting a type of renal [kidney] failure," he said.
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If my eyes are puffy, I'm usually exhausted or sad or dehydrated (or I stayed up too late watching nature documentaries).
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It's not easy to tell whether your dog is dehydrated, and it can be a symptom of other kinds of illnesses.
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To paint you an unpleasant picture, my dehydrated lips have appeared to molt, day in and day out, to no relief.
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Even with terrible drought, amplified by climate change, many trees could have still likely persisted under dehydrated, stressed conditions, he said.
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Dr. Lisa R. Bardack, Clinton's physician, said on Sunday that the Democratic presidential nominee became overheated and dehydrated at a Sept.
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There they found the boy, who appeared dehydrated and thin, eating small pieces of cereal off the "filthy" floor, police alleged.
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Clinton's staff later said that she was "overheated" and "dehydrated"and disclosed that she had been diagnosed with pneumonia on Friday.
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Difficult to avoid, yes — but we've found a simple solution that works to stop dehydrated skin and irritation in its tracks.
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Amid reports that the fitness guru had been hospitalized for "bizarre behavior," Simmons released a statement saying he was just dehydrated.
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The former president also told CBS' Charlie Rose that his wife has "rarely" but occasionally gotten "severely dehydrated" over the years.
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X. I felt a little dehydrated the day before, but we had been through a lot [with the] cyclones and evacuations.
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Simmons' people say he was just dehydrated, but that's a little curious because it doesn't seem that information would be redacted.
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I ended up having to go to the hospital in Dallas because I was totally dehydrated, and I had zero strength.
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There's no specific explanation why this is, but it's probably a combination of being dehydrated and not urinating enough, she says.
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And the extra effort that this keyboard demands means that I'm dehydrated and have to drink more water than they do.
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If I get lucky, I can also avoid yet another boil-in-the-bag dehydrated meal by catching something for dinner.
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You're supposed to eat fresh fruits and fresh vegetables and not ones that are dehydrated and milled into flours and fried.
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As if you need another reason to drink more water: This video explains what happens to your body when you're dehydrated.
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It's harder to transfer that same softness to my actual body, which is usually dehydrated, overworked, and not nearly as cute.
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That time, he was picked up by border patrol officers after wandering lost and dehydrated in the desert for four days.
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Over dehydrated dinners and morning coffee, people open themselves to their fellow travelers and write each other into their common story.
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She finds she becomes dehydrated more quickly than she used to and so has to pay attention to her fluid intake.
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Humanitarians give water to people who are dehydrated and food to people who are starving, regardless of their background or paperwork.
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My mother had provisioned herself with two snowsuits, a hefty flask of vodka and five quart bags of homemade dehydrated fruit.
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The Mets later announced it was because he felt dizzy and dehydrated, another unusual ailment in a season full of them.
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So the harder an athlete exercises, the more heat needs to find its way out, and the more dehydrated they become.
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Along with the library, Arch Mission sent human DNA samples and a payload of tardigrades, which had been dehydrated, into space.
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In 2017, the former president was admitted to a hospital in Winnipeg, Canada, after becoming dehydrated while working outdoors for Habitat.
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The episode opens at a hardware store, where Darius asks the clerk for dehydrated mango, ginger or jicama to snack on.
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The 18-month-old boy, Belgian by birth, was malnourished, dehydrated, and vomiting every half an hour from a stomach bug.
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Traditionally, when such tissue samples are examined under a microscope, the tissues are dehydrated and look like dense layers, Theise said.
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One immigrant who had gotten lost told a 911 dispatcher he was so dehydrated he had been drinking his own urine.
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This could mean that your hair is dehydrated and needs moisture and nourishment to return to a healthier, more elastic state.
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We crave greasy food when we're hung over, she added, but what our bodies really want is salt because we're dehydrated.
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Photos and videos posted on social media in recent weeks have shown dehydrated animals crawling to residential pools and bird baths.
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They range from injured runners, dehydrated hikers, swift-water incidents, and jumping out of helicopters to get to stranded rock climbers.
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There was a station for grain-free dehydrated dog food, another for pumpkins, another for green beans and another for chicken.
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Water is needed to maintain skin hydration and when you become seriously dehydrated your skin appears dull and is less elastic.
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Commodore Webb did not know the medical conditions of the seven, except that they were "pretty dehydrated" when they were found.
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The dogs, who we named Pebbles and BamBam, were very emaciated, dehydrated, full of internal and external parasites, and covered in wounds.
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She also told me that I need to cut back on my coffee and drink more water, because I was slightly dehydrated.
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Sugar also pulls water from tissues, "so the person becomes very dehydrated and that triggers excessive thirst throughout the day," she says.
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Scraps of torn material lead to the eventual discovery of Irma, dehydrated, confused but unharmed, who has no recollection of the events.
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Am so dehydrated from barely drinking water yesterday that I down a flavored water from Juice Press before I leave the house.
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Toucans observed in the care of tour operators were found with abscesses on their feet, while anacondas were found injured and dehydrated.
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Pinpointing just how dehydrated vines can get before they die could be key to keeping wineries afloat when water supplies dry out.
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While Mary isn't a fan of the revealing green dress, it was enough to get a dehydrated Ted in a lather. 2.
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The plants were slightly dehydrated in preparation for their space-based sojourn, and were transported to the ISS on July 23, 2014.
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But the verve comes from Vegeta, a synthesis of salt, sugar, spice and dehydrated vegetables engineered a half-century ago in Yugoslavia.
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When a pregnant person has lost 5% of their prepregnancy weight due to vomiting and is dehydrated, then it's considered hyperemesis gravidarum.
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They're used to training in more of a dehydrated state and some Europeans who came to play were not used that climate.
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Clinton was apparently dehydrated and "overheated" at the 9/11 event, which in conjunction with the pneumonia caused her to fall ill.
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A rice cake topped with hummus and dehydrated locusts may make a filling lunch, but it looks like a nightmare on toast.
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The formula stays in place, but won't send you running for a drink of water or lip balm to quench dehydrated lips.
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We all knew we were more dehydrated than we should be and out in the sun more than we should have been.
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About a week later, aides revealed that Clinton had also sustained a concussion after she became dehydrated and fainted in her home.
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Another survivor story: a 4-month-old baby who spent four days alone in the rubble and was unconscious and extremely dehydrated.
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It's basically a fruit leather, made with dehydrated ketchup, that you can plop on your burger a la a slice of cheese.
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If your skin is hydrated, it quickly bounces back to normal, but if you have dehydrated skin, it slowly goes back down.
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When the upper layers of the epidermis become dehydrated, it can prevent the penetration of other topical ingredients — even very hydrating ones.
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That has led to a proliferation of new "delivery systems," including squirt bottles and squeeze tubes and bags of dehydrated veggie chips.
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One mother came to her with 7-month-old twins who were severely dehydrated, developmentally delayed, and had a horrifying skin condition.
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I also buy a coconut water ($2151) since I think I might also be dehydrated and can't stand the taste of Gatorade.
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This side is as satisfying as the starchiest stuffing, but it packs a way deeper punch of flavor thanks to dehydrated mushrooms.
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"What ends up happening is you get dehydrated and your body starts being unable to access your own [nutrient] reserves," Dorian says.
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An intense course race could leave a competitor dehydrated, but because personal flotation devices are required, the risk of drowning is negligible.
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There's Sprout, who was scooped from the side of the road as a weak, dehydrated orphan and now poses in flower crowns.
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"If you look at the studies, you do not see large numbers of people who are walking around hugely dehydrated," Vreeman says.
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The strawberry Kit Kat was covered in milk chocolate tinted by the addition of a finely ground powder of dehydrated strawberry juice.
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And we'll do vitamin drips from an IV. He'll add extra saline if I'm dehydrated or if I've been working a lot.
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By then, a series of food-processing innovations developed during World War II — powdered soups and juices, cake mixes, dehydrated coffee, etc.
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The Mexican government said it has provided medical care, including hospitalization, to migrants who have requested it, including some who appeared dehydrated.
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One well-known recommendation suggests drinking eight glasses of water a day; another warns that if you feel thirsty, you're already dehydrated.
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Rescuers across the country have shared videos and photos of burned and dehydrated animals being cared for and fed by local residents.
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" He calls Melania "the most silky, well moisturized, meticulously groomed woman" he has ever known, adding that "dehydrated skin is so unattractive.
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Because for most teeth whitening processes, there's lots of discomfort involved (try sensitive gums and dehydrated teeth) and a lot of waiting.
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Braxton and Bri'ya were taken to a hospital for observation, Williams said, because they were "a little dehydrated" and had some bruises.
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Quick-cooking fonio, which has been partly cooked, then dehydrated, takes about five minutes to soak up all the water it needs.
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Makenzie Shultz's 8-month-old daughter Briley Giroux died in November 2015, after she was found emaciated, dehydrated, malnourished and weighing 11 lbs.
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Wow, if only I'd had Jamie Oliver to tell me breastfeeding was easy and convenient when my baby wouldn't latch and got dehydrated!
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"He was so dehydrated that his kidneys stopped functioning," Henry told the outlet, adding that he joked with Cartwright about not eating them.
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"When you're traveling, you might already be dehydrated and this can exacerbate the norovirus symptoms, so you have to be careful," Wormley says.
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I was fucking overworked — in the hospital every couple of weeks because I was dehydrated, needing bags of IVs brought to my greenroom.
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After being dehydrated and plasticized, the sample is sliced with a deli cutter-like device by a diamond knife a couple atoms wide.
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Unfortunately, another 574 tortoises have died since arriving at the facility, too dehydrated and infected to survive the trauma of their old home.
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The meals, sold by the plastic bucket or tote bin, are typically dehydrated or freeze-dried food in sealed military-grade Mylar packs.
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As the the fire service dug through the ruins with a bulldozer, a member of the crew spotted the cat - dehydrated but alive.
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In fact, applying it to a dry face can have the opposite effect of what is intended, and actually leave skin more dehydrated.
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They're young professionals and cross-country runners and fratty Midwestern coeds who get dehydrated and swear by this Pedialyte trick they heard about.
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"It diminishes your body's ability to retain water, so your skin can become dull and dehydrated when under constant stress," says Dr. Hafeez.
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He tells his patients with mild pneumonia to stay home and not exert themselves because of how easy it is to get dehydrated.
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This synthetic blood is actually a dehydrated powder, which would allow it to be stored for years, rather than weeks, and easily transported.
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Here, the piure is cured in salt for 30 days at 5°C, then air dried for another month, dehydrated, and finely ground.
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A nurse told investigators the girl suffered a possible ankle sprain, was dehydrated and showed severe injury or stress to her muscle tissue.
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The Hayward Police Department said in a post to their Facebook page that the pup was found, malnourished and dehydrated, early Wednesday morning.
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Some riders became dehydrated and resorted to scooping snow off the side of the road into water bottles, which they shared among themselves.
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While peddling through Adelaide, Australia, Nick Lothian and his cycling buddies came across a dehydrated koala stranded on the side of the road.
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No need to buy fancy West Elm tableware when you can simply feed your guests dehydrated fish bones in cups on the floor.
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This past Friday, Prince's private plane was forced to make an emergency landing in Illinois, reportedly because Prince was dehydrated from the flu.
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Seventeen days after she became lost, a rescue team in a helicopter found her on May 24, injured and dehydrated, near a waterfall.
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During the initial search, more than 10 people were injured and others dehydrated when temperatures reached 100 degrees, according to the sheriff's department.
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When it comes to dehydrated skin, however, your diet and lifestyle — as well as certain medications you might be taking — are likely culprits.
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He was hungry and dehydrated after walking for hours, and he had a chilling story about what had happened to the other vehicles.
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One woman said she had to be airlifted out of the jungle by helicopter because she'd become so dehydrated after days of hiking.
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This side is as satisfying as the starchiest of stove top stuffings, but packs a way deeper savory punch thanks to dehydrated mushrooms.
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This little guy was severely dehydrated, but much like your average town drunk ... after getting some fluids, we're told he's doing much better.
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They found he was dehydrated with a high temperature over 105 degrees Fahrenheit, and he was admitted immediately for tests and supportive treatment.
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They can spot children being trafficked, harmful drugs or weapons being brought across the border, or dehydrated immigrants who need immediate medical assistance.
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She had been taking the pills, which consisted of her cleaned, sliced, and dehydrated placenta, two at a time, three times a day.
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Often arriving exhausted, dehydrated, and some of them requiring urgent medical care, the families need food, diapers, infant formula and space to play.
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And her homemade seasoning mixes often include spices, dehydrated herbs, sugar for sweetness and a pinch of citric acid for acidity without moisture.
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Their deaths raised questions among boxing regulators about the well-being of fighters, who often become dehydrated so that they can make weight.
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Patients with severe watery diarrhea arrive around the clock, many of them carried in — limp, dehydrated and barely conscious — by friends or family.
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Midge larvae turn proteins on or off in response to stress in their environment — conserving cellular components when they are dehydrated, for example.
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But if the material ever did become an option, the fabric turns blue when you're hydrated, and a vivid yellow when you're dehydrated.
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Many of the migrants, including several children, had been dehydrated and exhibiting "clear signs of torture", U.N. human rights spokeswoman Ravina Shamdasani said.
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When they entered the building to investigate, they found a badly dehydrated, malnourished and disoriented Vasquez, according to a statement from the Venezuelan embassy.
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See, in order to keep dehydrated meat shelf-stable, and give jerky that scrumptious meaty flavor, the meat has to be packed with salt.
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These lifeforms would be in a severely dehydrated state, and, at least in theory, could be re-animated once introduced to the right conditions.
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"Most people don't need to be hospitalized, but some people can become severely dehydrated and others are at risk for more complications," Wormley says.
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The company plans to make future tugs reusable, able to suck up more water when they get dehydrated (source TBD), and keep on trucking.
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It's not the dehydrated stuff grown in the sometimes-compromised waters of China, Malaysia or Indonesia, the main countries that produce seaweed for export.
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Water serves as the body's transportation system; when we're dehydrated things just can't get around as well which is why we can feel weak. .
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Feeling dehydrated and hoping I'm not super hungover, I decide to stay in bed and finish the last episode of Scandal that's on Netflix.
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They grew progressively dehydrated, failed to photosynthesize, and couldn't fend off the voracious appetites of bark beetles, which consume the helpless trees' inner tissues.
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Sick, dehydrated, and exhibiting signs of a bloody nose, it could take a month before the ape can be released back to the wild.
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The mac n cheese in space is dehydrated, you just gotta add water to it, let it sit for 10 minutes and you're done.
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Pedialyte freezer pops are tolerable, but their packaging suggests that between 16 and 32 pops may be needed to fully rehydrate a dehydrated person.
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Hyaluronic acid retains moisture and is found naturally in our bodies, but as it decreases with age (just like collagen), our complexions become dehydrated.
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I remember staring at him angrily—he was blissfully unaware of how I uncomfortable I was—sick, cold, dehydrated, and bleeding through my pants.
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"More commonly, and what was seen in this case is the classic heat stroke -- passive heat stroke -- where people become increasingly dehydrated," said Slovis.
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In one climactic scene, gravely dehydrated men are dragged from their vessel by rescuers, and flop into a dinghy like a haul of fish.
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Aside from the obvious problems that can come from becoming intoxicated on a plane, you also risk becoming too dehydrated, or not sleeping properly.
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But in winter, or if you're stressed, your skin can become super-dehydrated or irritated and you may need to up your product game.
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The injured dog, who couldn't walk and was dehydrated, was named forVernon's Truck Wash in Barstow, where he was found by a Good Samaritan.
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Taylor Reynolds, a corporate flight attendant, said that the Rose Face Mask by Fresh is her favorite product for keeping dehydrated skin at bay.
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For instance, one evening, a supple prawn crudo with dehydrated lemon peel and nasturtium was accompanied by a bright, acidic malvasia from Santa Ynez.
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They've been ground and cooked with dehydrated table corn until their resemblance to coarse hominy is close enough to fool the eyes and tongue.
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Scrambling to land in a swampy district of Bangladesh on June 28, the elephant trudged through the marshes in search of food, becoming dehydrated.
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Lambert topped the nontraditional dessert with a homemade rhubarb foam, dehydrated and powdered herbs from our garden, raspberry gel, plus fresh herbs and berries.
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After checking out the art, head to the rooftop pool or restaurant, where you should order the squash tacos sprinkled with dehydrated bean dust.
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And children who are dehydrated can for the most part get back all the fluid they need by drinking; IVs are usually not needed.
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As we all collectively panic about Covid-19 (the disease caused by the novel coronavirus), dehydrated meals are selling out in stores and online.
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As a reviewer on WIRED's Gear team, I've eaten a metric ton of dehydrated food on camping, hiking, climbing, backpacking, and occasionally paddling trips.
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Dehydrated meals, or dehy, are foods exposed to low levels of heat for a long time, which also drains the moisture out of them.
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Speaking as someone with experience, I sure as hell wouldn't want to eat dehydrated or freeze-dried food for 6 days, let alone 60.
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Some are gaunt and spent, already starving and carrying listless and dehydrated babies, with many miles to go before they reach any refugee camp.
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And I trained my gut to become accustomed to dehydrated food: Every day for three months, I ate instant mashed potatoes after I ran.
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Other similarly grim videos and pictures showed badly burned and dehydrated koalas, wrapping themselves around volunteer rescuers and being bottle-fed water by firefighters.
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It's not something you can simply add water to a dehydrated plan, and it's suddenly a full-fledged plan… it's going to take time.
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Like Nespoli's mashed potatoes, many of the dishes on offer—shrimp cocktail, chicken teriyaki, or one of a couple hundred other options—come dehydrated.
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I was f---ing overworked – in the hospital every couple of weeks because I was dehydrated, needing bags of IVs brought to my greenroom.
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The other snack might be some lightly dehydrated beets brushed with marjoram-infused cream, or tiny grilled carrots that you dip in chamomile sabayon.
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He's impossibly veiny with a torso shaped like a dehydrated letter V. There are similar physique comparison photos of The Rock pre and post Hollywood.
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The State Department released a statement at the time saying Clinton had been suffering from a stomach virus and became dehydrated when she lost consciousness.
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When she was dehydrated, I was able to tell a huge difference in the taste, and it seemed to really showcase the foods she'd eaten.
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Instead of recognizing the DJ is incapable of lying in his current inebriated, dehydrated state, Jax tells everyone James admitted to "fooling around" with Kristen.
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I got back decidedly un-applause-worthy blood test results: My body was severely depleted of potassium and other electrolytes, not to mention dangerously dehydrated.
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In addition to providing an alternative to dehydrated astronaut food, Bake In Space hopes to provide our friends in space with a taste of home.
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These enterprising souls have found ways to address market forces that the rest of us are too dehydrated to consider during June, July and August.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greek authorities have broken a drugs ring importing narcotics into the country as dehydrated 'superfood' berries implanted with cocaine, police said on Wednesday.
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Woo's children – Lauren, 5, Nathan, 3, and Leah, 1 – were severely dehydrated when they were recovered and were taken to a local hospital, Inmon says.
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"Finally when I started dancing again and working on music, I noticed that I was dehydrated from being so active and consistently sweating," Electra said.
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Dehydrated, ridden with parasites, injured and their feathers cut by poachers to prevent them from flying, the center attempts to nurse them back to health.
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Then one Saturday night in May, another infant, around the same age as his own child, came into the ER, dehydrated and feverish with measles.
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Similarly, drinking alcohol will leave you even more dehydrated on a flight, which make it more difficult for your body to recover from your travels.
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The eggshell is repurposed as well: it's dehydrated, sprayed with absinthe, then filled with an edible emulsion foam that might take on a coconut flavor.
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Skipping meals, being dehydrated, drinking alcohol, and being sick can all make you more vulnerable to this usually-harmless kind of fainting, Dr. Tedeschi says.
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Drinking a lot of water also seems like an obvious good idea, and it'll definitely keep you from getting too dehydrated, but Ashley Webb, Pharm.
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Solis and McGiver have now sent a handful of packages filled with items like toiletries, paper towels, and staples like sugar, flour, and dehydrated milk.
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The condition often peaks early in pregnancy, and can ease without treatment, but in severe cases women can become dehydrated and malnourished and require hospitalization.
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You feel your under-eye bags descend further south by the second, as your dehydrated body shrivels under the effects of last night's tequila slammers.
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"What you have to do is, first of all, manage their airway and give them good fluid replacement so they don't get dehydrated," Schaffner said.
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The terrified dog was swollen, severely dehydrated, covered in sores and missing 90 per cent of her fur when she was found, the group wrote.
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"As a scout sniper, we are going to be constantly tired, fatigued, dehydrated, probably cold, for sure wet, and always hungry," Marine scout sniper Sgt.
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"He is OK. Seems to have been dehydrated and it was very warm in the room," the spokesperson told NBC New York after the incident.
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"I think I've just been a little under the weather the last couple of days and I think I was a bit dehydrated," Bennett said.
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Your brain actually shrinks if you don't get enough water and a dehydrated brain works harder to accomplish the same amount as a normal brain.
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Here's the theory: Your brain knows you might grow dehydrated while you snooze, and it tries to convince you to do something to prevent it.
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In court documents and Mr. Baluchi's handwritten letters, he described being naked and dehydrated, chained to the ceiling so only his toes touched the floor.
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If keto dieters aren't careful, they can quickly become dehydrated, ramping up the amount of protein and uric acid in their body to dangerous levels.
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The vast majority of fusion procedures are performed on patients with one or more degenerated disks, disks that are worn out, dehydrated, stiff and friable.
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Specialists at first concluded that she was dehydrated or stressed; one even suggested a delayed reaction to some childhood trauma that she might not recall.
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Campers would get too cold at night, too hot during the day, and too dehydrated all the time, unprepared for the extremes of desert living.
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When you&aposre dehydrated, your body actually holds onto water more, so staying hydrated can help you lose some of that excess fluid more quickly.
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Being even just a little dehydrated can increase our body's levels of cortisol, the stress hormone, leading to feelings of anxiety, exhaustion and overall irritability.
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Its fast-absorbing formula is so powerful, it penetrates deeply into dry skin and can even start to improve the look of dehydrated skin overnight.
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The drinking stations will help dehydrated koalas, who get almost all of their moisture from eucalyptus — much of which has been destroyed by the blazes.
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Someday soon, perhaps within a year, you'll be able to slap a soft, stretchy patch on to your arm that tells you if you're dehydrated.
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"Thousands of people are fleeing Tal Afar for safety," said Lise Grande, the U.N. Humanitarian Coordinator for Iraq, adding that families are "arriving exhausted and dehydrated".
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"If I eat gluten by accident, I get very sick, and have even ended up in the hospital, dangerously dehydrated from vomiting and diarrhea," Schroeder wrote.
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Another reason people can get dehydrated during cold and flu season is because those illnesses tend to happen in the winter, when the air is drier.
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It's an anthem for all of us out there who flew too close to the sun and are left wandering around severely dehydrated with boundless energy.
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Don't Buy WaterYou're dehydrated, you're in line, and a cold bottle of water from some mountain spring is just sitting there, beckoning you to buy it.
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It's the pink stuff in the tube above, but it can equally be dehydrated so that it can be stored for use at a later time.
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In lieu of lace, silk, or several paychecks worth of pearl-encrusted embroidery, this pastel-pink garment is made entirely out of edible, dehydrated rhubarb paper.
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Cold weather brings with it the annual battle against the fluctuating external factors that turn your skin into a dehydrated shadow of its former glowing self.
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"Props to this RTC Southern Nevada bus driver who gave a dehydrated elderly rider a water from his lunch cooler," a user named Brent Leabu tweeted.
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The malnourished and dehydrated dogs rested and recuperated at the temporary shelter for several days and then were moved to permanent shelters for long term care.
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The beetroot is thick and rich (it's been dehydrated then cooked in beetroot juice, so it's basically beetroot²), the mussels are smokey, and the asparagus tender.
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When fully dehydrated and stored in an air-tight container, they will keep for about a month in the freezer, or two weeks in the refrigerator.
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Our video director Alix and I popped the dehydrated fruit pills into our mouths and ate lemon slices, which now took on a sweet lemonade flavor.
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But it hit all the ranch notes: The powder was vaguely cheesy, both sweet and salty, and laced through with the mellow stink of dehydrated garlic.
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It was fish chicharrón, a server explained, giant sheaths of sea-bass skin deep fried until crackly, then coated in salt, pepper, and dehydrated malt vinegar.
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His throat was red, and he looked a little dehydrated; both doctor and mother, who was a nurse, thought it was probably some kind of virus.
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It's important to pay even closer attention to babies and toddlers under 2, making sure they are getting enough liquids because they can easily become dehydrated.
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Shaw went to the VA hospital on March 20183, 2018 with low blood pressure and was tired and dehydrated, his wife Norma Shaw told USA Today.
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He said he was feeling unusually low on energy and experiencing some dizziness and said he was informed by a doctor that he was likely dehydrated.
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"They were a little dehydrated, but the situation is tranquil," Dr. Tullio Spina, director of the hospital's intensive care unit, said at a televised news conference.
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I know that being on planes can easily dry out my skin and make me feel dehydrated, so I wanted to be as prepared as possible.
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In July 2017, Mr. Carter was hospitalized after he became dehydrated while, at age 92, he had been leading his annual Habitat for Humanity building project.
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The humanitarian group No More Deaths has posted videos of border agents have destroyed the gallons of water their volunteers leave in the desert for dehydrated migrants.
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You may have heard the claim that by the time you're thirsty you're dehydrated, so you should drink before you feel thirst — but that's also a myth.
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He was hospitalized briefly in 2017 after becoming dehydrated while working on a Habitat for Humanity project in Canada, but has since been in overall good health.
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She arrived at the shelter dehydrated, malnourished, and suffering from pneumonia, a severe flea infestation and a corneal ulcer as a complication of severe upper respiratory infection.
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But Rea also loves going over-the-top on his show, which is why he decided to try and make his own dehydrated cheese powder from scratch.
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The formula, which has the appearance of a powder, is essentially a dehydrated liquid foundation that "reactivates" when it comes into contact with your skin's own moisture.
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In typical vasovagal syncope, there's less blood in the upper body when you're standing because it's pooling in the lower body, and maybe you're dehydrated to boot.
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However, according to the CDC, the company website said placentas are prepared by being cleaned, sliced and dehydrated at a range of 115 to 160 degrees Fahrenheit.
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ANTANANARIVO (Reuters) - Nearly 11,000 endangered tortoises, found dehydrated and hungry in a house in Madagascar, are being coaxed back to health by a team of U.S. veterinarians.
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Problems with blood-sugar levels can make it harder to sweat, and make people urinate more; this makes a diabetic more likely to overheat or get dehydrated.
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I'm talking about real dehydrated and powdered bacon, which could be used to deliver a delicious dose of salty goodness to just about any food, including smoothies.
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The State Department released a statement at the time saying she had been ill from a stomach virus and became dehydrated leading to her loss of consciousness.
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Plus, if you're at all dehydrated, have had excessive exposure to the sun or pollution, that could also play a factor in the aging of your lips.
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He quickly worked his way through the thick brush, found me and concluded that I was severely dehydrated as the helicopter with Deputy Jason McLennan hovered above.
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They were placed in front of a metal screen that was directly above my plate of food—an "edible garden" consisting of beets, rye, and dehydrated olives.
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"The animals were dehydrated, restless" and drinking more of the water only worsened the problem, said Peter Gathumbi, professor of veterinary pathology at the University of Nairobi.
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The sponge-like implant is made from hydrogel that is dehydrated down to capsule size, allowing the surgeon to implant them just like would the titanium rods.
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As Paula's Choice explains, hyaluronic acid can attract and hold 1000 times its weight in moisture, making it especially useful for anyone with dry or dehydrated skin.
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Other than that, and being dehydrated a bit from the fever, I do not have any symptoms of the virus, even though I am still testing positive.
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As you become dehydrated, there is less water in your blood, and neurons in your brain send out the word that it's time to look for water.
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If you're feeling adventurous, use the pulp, too: At Providence, it's seasoned and fortified, spread on a silicon mat and dehydrated to make a chip to garnish.
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I also down LOTS of water — my body is always dehydrated when I wake up, probably because my landlord believes we need to live in a sauna.
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Endurance horses can develop metabolic issues, such as colic and intestinal problems, because they go such long distances and can easily get dehydrated or have electrolyte imbalances.
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When you're vomiting or having diarrhea, you're losing water fast — and as a result, you can wind up dangerously dehydrated before you know it, Dr. Moff says.
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We concluded it probably had to do with the drastic change in the weather (cold in China, hot in Malaysia) and my son being a bit dehydrated.
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The Japanese car company banded with Droog Design to develop the "sweat-sensitive" fabric they call SOAK, to raise awareness about the risk of driving while dehydrated.
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Plums are harvested in August, when the fruit is soft enough, and laid out on wooden trays, where they're dehydrated for about 18 hours in tunnel dryers.
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In the experiment, they encoded digital data from four image files into the nucleotide sequences of synthetic DNA snippets, which can be dehydrated for long-term storage.
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The arduous journey took a severe toll on the infant; when he was admitted on January 24 -- at 3 days old -- he was dehydrated and required oxygen support.
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The mom, the doctors reported, had requested her placenta after her delivery, and sent it to a company that dehydrated the organ and put it into capsule form.
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The bartenders at the drinks table told me they'd had a fun time watching us flail around, and I later found pieces of dehydrated vegetables in my bra.
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"Those patients who have medical problems to begin with, their symptoms and medical problems are getting worse because they're not getting fluids, and they are dehydrated," she said.
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Also take care when you're exercising in the heat, if you're sick, or coming back from an illness—all scenarios in which you're more likely to be dehydrated.
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Up until 2015, the fare for astronauts aboard the International Space Station was limited to the dehydrated, freeze-dried foods that would be delivered aboard cargo resupply missions.
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The woman suffered bruised ribs, was severely dehydrated, and was hospitalized after the ordeal — but it could have much been worse if Sassy didn't stay by her side.
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In that case, the reason she left the event went from her being overheated and dehydrated to an acknowledgement that she had been diagnosed with pneumonia days before.
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A mix of both is best: canned food is heavier but dehydrated food needs water to be eaten, and if you're rationing water already, that might a problem.
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Although headaches can be a symptom of brain tumors, these aren't the same kind of headaches that most of us get from being dehydrated, stressed, or over-caffeinated.
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Most importantly, you'll want to make sure that you're drinking plenty of fluids (and not just alcohol, which will make you dehydrated and might actually make things worse).
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During his 23-hour Mercury mission, the longest of its kind at the time, astronaut Gordon Cooper ate a meal of dehydrated shrimp, potato salad and apple juice.
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"I think I was a bit dehydrated, and when you're squatting down and get up quick, I just grayed out or blacked out a little bit," Bennett said.
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A crashed lunar lander left dehydrated water bears stuck on the moon, Cloudflare has ditched 8chan following this weekend's shootings, and electric cars enter the used car market.
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Added sugars are sweeteners added during food production or preparation that go by many names — researchers found at least 61 — including sucrose, glucose, dextrose and dehydrated cane juice.
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At one point, I wandered dehydrated over to a concession stand selling cold water bottles, only to learn that each one cost eight coupons (the equivalent of $4).
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Dehydrated tardigrades were placed aboard the Beresheet spacecraft by a non-profit company called the Arch Mission Foundation, which aims to develop a kind of backup of Earth.
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The company's food scientists were developing dehydrated dishes for the Apollo space program, and Plaisted pitched them the idea of testing their astronaut food in the Arctic climate.
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As for how to carry probiotics into space, Reid proposes creating some kind of dehydrated, bacteria-laden sachet, which could ferment milk into a sort of space yogurt.
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As long as the packaging isn't damaged, because most rations from the Korean War era and before were dehydrated, spoilage is arrested and pathogens aren't able to grow.
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Loren Fishman, assistant clinical professor at New York Presbyterian Hospital, Columbia University, tells me that 50 percent of participants in hot yoga classes were found to be dehydrated.
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As Joseph Stromberg wrote for Vox, low humidity is one of the main things that can make flyers feel dehydrated, and higher altitude pressurization can contribute to lightheadedness.
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Dr. Rose said that children can get dehydrated from the standard gastroenteritis, with diarrhea and vomiting, but also from any ailment that makes drinking painful, like mouth sores.
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But no matter how you get those two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom into your body, it's the basis for life on Earth, and being dehydrated sucks.
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A note on that last part: Thailand Unique stocks an extensive selection of insects for cooking purposes, including dehydrated silkworm pupae, highlighted in one of the dishes below.
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"We're talking about a population that is moderately malnourished, consistently dehydrated, and constantly fighting some form of gastrointestinal infection from not great sanitary conditions," Perry told BuzzFeed News.
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" After I settled onto a treatment table, the acupuncturist Samantha Story took a look at my skin and said I was dehydrated and needed to "till the soil.
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I was more worried about being burned alive for 10 hours in 100-degree Fahrenheit sun and being dehydrated, because I thought that would take us down quicker.
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Two lawsuits have accused Whole Foods and Trader Joe's of disguising added sugar in their instant oatmeal by calling it "organic dehydrated cane juice solids" on their labels.
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"On a fasting day, someone may be more likely to become dehydrated because they aren't eating regularly scheduled meals, which is a common time people hydrate," Smith said.
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But if I'm honest, I suspect it disappeared when, returning from the run dehydrated, forgetting to reclothe my naked finger, I drove to 7-11 for a Slurpee.
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"Be prepared for fires or any power outages or the Corona Virus," a posting for what appeared to be dehydrated meal kits typically used for the military said.
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Along with the $15 sandwiches, there are unusual potato chips dusted with dehydrated salad dressing, $2: Cipollini sandwich pop-up, Tuesday through Friday, noon to 2:30 p.m.
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Do your dehydrated skin a favor and opt for formulas that support all the time and effort you're putting into staying well-moisturized, instead of working against it.
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Former President Jimmy Carter became dehydrated on Thursday and was taken to a hospital in Canada, where he has been leading his annual Habitat for Humanity building project.
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The salads here might be punctuated with pink peppercorns, or pepitas, or thin threads that resemble saffron but are actually dehydrated red peppers of varying degrees of spiciness.
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If there's one thing every flight attendant we spoke to swears by, it's keeping some sort of hydrating face mist in their bags to combat dehydrated skin mid-flight.
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El Paso, Texas (CNN)By the time Dr. Roberto "Bert" Johansson saw the toddler in the emergency room, she was vomiting, feverish, dehydrated and desperately ill with acute gastroenteritis.
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Unfortunately, I didn't get to try the dehydrated, spicy "shrimp cocktail," which is apparently quite a hit with astronauts whose ability to taste is severely hindered by zero-gravity.
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My hormones still bring up spots, and when I'm suffering from a particularly bad hangover my skin is dehydrated, but on the whole, it's the best it's ever been.
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The severely dehydrated 6-month-old was found clinging to life inside a Michigan motel room, where she'd been for days, along with the bodies of her dead parents.
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Looking back, I am able to recognize that many of the times I had sex that year occurred when I had alcohol in my system and was very dehydrated.
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FROM COINAGE: The Cost of Dancing With the Stars' Mirrorball Trophy "I was a little dehydrated and that kind of threw me off a little bit, unfortunately," said Viall.
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My pores looked instantly tighter, thanks to the collagen-boosting retinol, but not in a parched, dehydrated way; instead, the stretchy texture made my skin feel nourished and plump.
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A 6-month-old baby was found severely dehydrated — but alive — after spending several days alone in a Michigan motel with the bodies of her deceased parents, say police.
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Dehydrated from only consuming Diet Coke—I was only four in—and exhausted from waking up so early, it was time for a nap, and yet, I couldn't sleep.
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Last week, his private plane made an emergency medical landing as it flew from Atlanta to Minneapolis, which was attributed to Prince being dehydrated, according to the Star Tribune.
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In a dehydrated state, the body produces a greater amount of angiotensin, a blood-pressure raising hormone that is often found in men experiencing having difficulty achieving collegiate erections.
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According to a Queensland Police statement, little cutie was given a check-up by an RSPCA officer and is said to be in good health, if a little dehydrated.
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There's even Gillywater (non-alcoholic) if you're just a little dehydrated: Oh, and there's a Boggart in the garbage, so practice that "Riddikulus!" charm and think of something funny.
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Washington (CNN)Former President Jimmy Carter was discharged from a Winnipeg hospital Friday morning after becoming dehydrated while working on a Habitat for Humanity project, the Carter Center said.
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People can survive 100 hours without water if they're not becoming dehydrated because of injury or temperatures, said Dr. Paul Auerbach, a professor of emergency medicine at Stanford University.
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When you're dehydrated, your body pulls water from your tissues to maintain H2O concentration in your blood, which can make your eyes look sunken and your skin feel drier.
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Known for adding savory notes to classic sweets, Ms. Kincaid flavors her meringues with vegetable powders — dehydrated carrots and beets — and her egg custards with caraway and toasted bread.
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Grace and patience are their path to hope, and in one of the most powerful scenes you're Ryan in a hospital room, unable to comfort a crying, dehydrated Joel.
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Except on those rare occasions where I'm dehydrated and my bladder isn't ready to burst, I personally can't have morning sex unless I scurry to the bathroom first, anyway.
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Low sodium, or hyponatremia, as it is called, isn't a rare finding in children — vomiting or diarrhea can cause the sodium level to dip as the child becomes dehydrated.
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He was dehydrated, and his head throbbed, and when captors came by, banging a rod against the steel door and shining lights in his face, he begged for water.
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Sheriff's Lt. Arnold Aldana said Abby functioned at the level of a 12-year-old and was "dehydrated, but otherwise in good health," according to the San Diego Tribune.
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During the Boston Marathon in 2014, two years after getting called up by PepsiCo executives to lead Gatorade, he almost had to stop running because he was so dehydrated.
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Nadler himself said he had felt dehydrated, which he blamed on the warm temperature of the school building where the briefing was held, adding that his condition improved quickly.
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The EMS team arrived while I had my head in a trash can throwing up (for the 26th or 27th time over about 10 hours, I was very dehydrated).
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Moreover, take the test first thing in the morning, since that&aposs when your urine is likely to have more concentrated levels of hCG, because you&aposre more dehydrated.
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All the while, she kept up a running commentary: If the green cap at the stem end of an eggplant was starting to turn brown, it was getting dehydrated.
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All the while, she kept up a running commentary: If the green cap at the stem end of an eggplant was starting to turn brown, it was getting dehydrated.
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We wandered around, and some lady pointed us to a makeshift ER that was mostly full of kids who drank too much, were dehydrated, and/or had alcohol poisoning.
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The intense heat could be causing farmers to sweat excessively and become extremely dehydrated while they are exposed to intense moisture in the atmosphere and with inadequate access to water.
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If you're healthy and not elderly, and as long as you're not exercising vigorously in a hot climate, following your thirst cues is enough to keep you from getting dehydrated.
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Two days and four bowls of sodium-packed instant noodles later, my stomach felt as if it had deteriorated into a churning sack of MSG, salt and dehydrated beef cubes.
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The animal care officer who picked up the pet said the cat looked slightly malnourished and dehydrated, but appeared to have no serious injuries from his time on the road.
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"If your skin is dehydrated to begin with, and the air around you is dry, then the product can actually suck water from deeper in the skin," says Dr. Shamban.
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MIGRANTS FOUND ABANDONED IN FREIGHT TRAILER NEAR US-MEXICO BORDER Emergency Medical Services personnel were on standby, as many of the immigrants inside the trailer were said to be dehydrated.
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Photo: MakarovBonus: Whirlpool water gunsStainless steel water guns provided both hot and cold water aboard several US spacecraft, allowing astronauts to drink clean water and to prepare their dehydrated food.
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If you love a good blowout and frequently wear your hair straight, you can stretch hair with a blowdryer first, and then snip the ends that feel rough and dehydrated.
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But settling on the right base that does it all without leaving skin feeling dehydrated or looking cake-y can be difficult — especially for people with combination and oily skin.
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Piotrowski said that the dehydrated pork, apple puree, and pork gravy starter is meant to give guests a literal taste of what it's like to work in a busy kitchen.
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They can breathe food or water into their lungs and develop aspiration pneumonia, or get so little food to go down the right way that they become dehydrated and malnourished.
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Let's not overdramatize the situation, but think about it: If you're practicing hot yoga five or six times per week and are becoming chronically dehydrated, there are real potential risks.
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It was fun to think of what Abbey would have made of me, with my $150 hiking shoes, dehydrated quinoa meals and no blessed idea of where I was headed.
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Here, Mr. Barson binds tiny shrimp with mayonnaise spiked with mustard, smoked anchovies and herbs, and piles them onto substantial croutons, to be sprinkled with mini-confetti of dehydrated chilies.
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He said he had often pushed his body to its limits to get work done, becoming dehydrated because he worried that taking water breaks would put him further behind schedule.
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"You're encountering people who are completely terrified of you as law enforcement," he said, reflecting on the experiences of finding lost, dehydrated men and women staggering through vast mesquite thickets.
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About 10,000 dehydrated wild camels are at risk of being shot and killed in Australia, as their home region faces a long drought and the country faces hundreds of bushfires.
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Some of the work he found troubling: wolves and marmots were stressed, dehydrated, and needle-jabbed as the government searched for metabolic secrets that could be useful on the battlefield.
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Pediatric pulmonologists at Children's Hospital Colorado's Breathing Institute also recommend changing your clothes if you've been outside, rinsing out red, irritated eyes and drinking fluids to keep from being dehydrated.
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This assimilation process involved Borscht Belt comedy, marinating chicken in dehydrated soup, and shipping upstate to the resorts of the Catskills to practice the habits of the American leisure class.
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For example, if you're exercising or are dehydrated from drinking alcohol, then you might want to opt for plain H2O or something with electrolytes that will replenish the fluids you've lost.
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"If you forget the smear part, you will be worse off than before the bath because all the water evaporates out of the skin and leaves your skin dehydrated," she says.
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Follow it up with a gentle exfoliant like The Ordinary's Lactic Acid 10% + HA, which will cut through oil, improve skin texture, and act as a moisture magnet for dehydrated skin.
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And, most importantly, it actually seems to do something: After waking up from what was most likely one hour total of uninterrupted sleep, my skin looked dull, tired, and tragically dehydrated.
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I'm not even hungover; I just feel like a garbage person — dehydrated, filled with late-night pizza, and opening my eyes 45 minutes before I have to be at my desk.
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At one point, dehydrated and exhausted, he beds down for the night on the side of a truck, with no thought of the possible dangers of sleeping out in the open.
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The catering chefs had been hard at work all day, flicking through sheets of dehydrated pork skin like some ancient book before adding water, chopping, and stir-frying them with vegetables.
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Hill, who was also scheduled to perform at the festival, appeared on stage after he had fallen and announced that her husband was dehydrated and would not be continuing his performance.
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There's even a non-oil dressing flavoured with shiso and a condiment called yukari which is "dehydrated shiso with salt that give that zingy taste of pickled red shiso," he says.
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You can probably guess why: The finish always makes my lips look and feel dehydrated, flakes throughout the day, and settles into the lines in a way that is not cute.
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Harrington somehow had allowed himself to become dehydrated over the course of the week, following an opening 71 with a 74 that closed with five bogeys in his last seven holes.
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When a fighter must make weight the day of the fight, he/she will likely enter the ring dehydrated due to lack of sufficient time to replenish the lost brain fluid.
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They found that more than half (22010 percent) showed up at work already dehydrated — perhaps because of a hot commute to work or not drinking enough water when they woke up.
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To get that fluid into a dehydrated small child, she said, parents need to give frequent small drinks, often either by spoon or from a dropper or a needleless medication syringe.
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When the city workers entered her apartment that day, they found her malnourished, dehydrated, unaware that she was under eviction proceedings or that she had not paid the rent in months.
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Launched this week by ticketing app TodayTix, the "Silent Snacks" range of specially designed theatre foods includes ground popcorn, cocoa butter balls, dehydrated fruit slices, and an "Anti-Gas" grapefruit drink.
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Perhaps it's because we're most likely dehydrated from sweating our asses off on the commute home from work and our bodies are telling us to get water any way we can.
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Although the animals won't be able to reproduce or move around in their dehydrated state -- if they have survived the crash -- if rehydrated they could come back to life years later.
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This practice appears to have given way to encapsulated placenta, a process by which a steamed and dehydrated — but sometimes raw — placenta is ground and placed in gelatin capsules for consumption.
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Every meal begins with a miniature loaf of buttery pull-apart bread, which contains pockets of olive tapenade and is topped with brown-butter solids, dehydrated black olive, and lemon zest.
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Dr. Ryan found that Warhol had a family history of gallbladder problems, had been badly ill for at least a month, and had been dehydrated and emaciated before he underwent surgery.
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"Frequently—not frequently, rarely, but on more than one occasion, over the last many, many years—the same sort of thing's happened to her, where she got severely dehydrated," Clinton said.
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The dish included a spherified ball of gentian and grapefruit with Campari liqueur, codfish foam with pine nut, and kidney with sherry essence that had been dehydrated into a crunch morsel.
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You have to have all the supplies with you, so that if you are no longer mobile, if you are too tired or dehydrated, you can take reprieve from the elements.
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On a trip to Portland, she passed out dime bags of dehydrated sourdough from the starter she has been cultivating and quietly spreading around the world for the past three years.
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The company responsible for that enterprise: Maseca, which today is arguably the most prominent brand of dehydrated corn flour available on every supermarket shelf and in the corners of many a tortilleria.
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When Ashton arrived at the Arizona Humane Society's Second Chance Animal Hospital, he was in terrible shape: Exhausted, dehydrated and suffering from severe trauma that resulted in the loss of his eyes.
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Understandably, the upsetting nature of the film's trailer has many questioning whether or not they will be able to sit through the entire movie without becoming seriously dehydrated from crying too much.
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Cooper asked about Bill Clinton's remark in an interview with Charlie Rose that she has occasionally become dehydrated and gone through episodes like Sunday's, and how many times that has happened before.
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Our brains, more often than not, get in the way of our weight loss goals, and make us think we're hungry when in reality we're just bored, tired, dehydrated, or something else.
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The chef has long employed an out-of-the-box approach to his cuisine, like the cream of dehydrated broccoli soup he made in his season's finale before taking home the crown.
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Whenever our complexions feel dull, dehydrated, or are edging on the side of a major breakout, we turn to a rejuvenating mask to nip whatever skin woe we're facing in the bud.
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No, when I was in the fifth grade, I was a particularly dehydrated child, and I had this huge trapper keeper filled with about 50 lip balms in all kinds of flavors.
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My Spanish Ex-Girlfriend, a play on a margarita, combines smoky tequila, Cappelletti, sous vide cooked Thai chili agave, and a velvety blood orange foam garnished with a house dehydrated lime wheel.
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"Nausea and vomiting can be very devastating for women, and it is very important that women do not become dehydrated or unhealthy as a result of pregnancy sickness," Lupattelli added by email.
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When you urinate often, fluid that comes from your tissues will also be excreted along with the glucose, causing your body to become dehydrated quickly and making you feel thirstier than usual.
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Delmin Lopez was found badly dehydrated but alive, and spoke to his mother from hospital for the first time since setting off on the perilous journey northward two months ago, she said.
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"They will likely be dehydrated and suffer from acute malnutrition, which will combine to make them weak, so they will need to have a great deal of assistance for safety," Auerbach said.
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In a last-minute decision, the Arch Mission Foundation dehydrated the tardigrades and put them in resin along with the nickel engravings that included the rest of the time capsule library's data.
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Yield: 21 serving 22 ½ ounces buttered rum (recipe below)½ ounce Smith & Cross Jamaican rum ¾ ounce orange acid (recipe below) 2 dashes molasses bitters¾ ounce beet syrup1 dehydrated orange wheel (recipe below) 1.
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While the two increasingly dehydrated and sleep-deprived boys are locking lips, they become a focal point in the lives of other teens dealing with universal questions of love, identity, and belonging.
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"If you are extremely dehydrated you can't rehydrate by dipping your leg or arm into water, and you won't get intoxicated by dipping your arm into a barrel of wine," he says.
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Each of us has built a bow and a pummel and a top stone; somebody busts an ember to cook, or the dehydrated beans and rice we eat for dinner go cold.
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And because the dehydrated calyxes tend to hide sand and grit in their creases, if you don't rinse them well enough, you'll meet the grit again when you bite into Lahl's quesadillas.
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I surprise myself and work a five-hour stretch, while my sister monitors my water intake (I accidentally dehydrated myself during my very first infusion week and I'll never do that again).
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"They are exhausted, they are stressed, they are dehydrated," said Gosia Nowacka, the emergency coordinator for Doctors Without Borders, who works in a camp for displaced people about 40 miles from Raqqa.
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An exception is steak "tarte" tar: minced hanger steak cleverly framed in a single crisp onion ring and finished with a creamy cloud of aerated caramelized onion and snowflakes of dehydrated Gruyere.
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The family, in a statement issued by their attorneys in El Paso, disputed as erroneous media reports that the girl had gone for days without food or water or became severely dehydrated.
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In reality, the average working-class or lower-middle-class vegan doesn't eat the expensive ingredients your grandmother's never heard of that clean eating requires—things like chestnut pollen, almond flour, dehydrated kale.
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The authors of the new report warn that dangerous microorganisms on wheat or other ingredients in flour "can survive the drying process and remain viable in flour for months" in a dehydrated state.
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Few people know the difference between dry and dehydrated skin, and almost without exception will over treat their skin, especially when it's oily, believing that more is more, rather than less is more.
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But before we think about the future, let's rewind, because "Fall" packs in so many crowd-pleasing moments, I was dehydrated from 90 minutes of constant crying by the time the credits rolled.
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That gross sentence is accompanied by a photo of a full specimen cup left behind by a previous guest who, from the looks of it, was moderately dehydrated during his or her stay.
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Now is as good a time as any to take extra precautions against rough, dehydrated skin, so we're investing the rest of our holiday budget in full-body scrubs that keep flakes away.
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Given this reality, I'm sorry to say it's very unlikely that even a highly motivated and extremely dehydrated group of disgusting people could have pulled this off without somebody suspecting something was up.
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For as little as $24 per month, or as much as $85, subscribers can receive test tube-like vessels filled with the dehydrated beans, with each container as the equivalent of one cup.
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Washington (CNN)Former President Bill Clinton says Hillary Clinton has a history of occasionally becoming severely dehydrated and suffering "the same sort of thing" she experienced when she stumbled leaving an event Sunday.
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Ultimately, the rats who drank the rodent cola were more dehydrated and had worse kidney injury than the rats who drank plain water, and even those who had consumed the water with stevia.
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Church officials had provided few details on his condition after he was admitted on Monday evening, initially saying only that he had not been feeling well and later that he had been dehydrated.
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In the nine months they spent at sea, the women rowed for 220,210 hours, ate 1,020 dehydrated meals, drank 7,700 litres of water and used 12 large tubs of sudocream, according to Facebook.
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" Adds dermatologist David Colbert, MD: "Sometimes dry skin can be dehydrated, but the latter is ultimately when your body is losing more fluid than it should be retaining or not receiving enough electrolytes.
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DehydrationThough the symptoms for dry and dehydrated skin are slightly different, neither is a pretty look: "Dry skin feels tight, itchy, and irritated, and may look red, bumpy, or splotchy," says Dr. Lancer.
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His fever was now a hundred and three, and he was badly dehydrated, so Brother Infirmarian, against his instincts and principles, admitted him as a patient deserving of antibiotics and his devoted attention.
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And, if you're already ill and dehydrated, it can make you more likely to injure yourself, according to experts, so it might be best to stick to walking, yoga, and other light exercise.
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Weigh-ins before MMA fights usually look like absurdist fashion shows anyway: Semi-delirious fighters expose their gaunt and temporarily dehydrated bodies partly as an administrative obligation, partly as an advertisement for themselves.
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The slow, slinky, irresistible "Bad and Boujee" would have been a hit without him, but Uzi's wacky, dehydrated verse, either the year's best or worst depending on who you ask, made him notorious.
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Money raised from the GoFundMe campaign will go toward setting up automatic drinking stations for dehydrated koalas whose habitat has been scorched, and create a "Koala Ark" breeding area for the surviving koalas.
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Migrants, who may be dehydrated, hungry and tired by the time they reach the river, can easily be overwhelmed by the unexpected current, said Carlos A. Briano, an El Paso Fire Department spokesman.
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The agri-business is the world's biggest producer of dehydrated onions; it's one of many superlatives the company lays claim to, including being world's largest almond-orchard owner and its biggest sesame-seed supplier.
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On the contrary, beauty brands are constantly launching new retinol, mud, or sheet masks that promise to bring the life back to my dehydrated complexion — so finding the the right formula can be tricky.
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You may have come across information that suggests your overly oily complexion could actually be a result of dehydrated skin, which lacks water or moisture and typically results in tightness, fine lines, and dullness.
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After McGraw collapsed, Hill — flanked by other musicians and crew members — told the audience that "we've all been a little bit dehydrated, traveling so much," but that McGraw had suffered more than the rest.
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To track how dehydrated the vines got, they measured how much pressure it took to wring water from their leaves (relatively little in a well-watered leaf and a lot in a dry one).
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Other food we have is dehydrated, and we'll inject hot water in it, let it sit for 10 minutes or so, and then cut it open with a pair of scissors and eat it.
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We know that semen is a mixture of sperm and a fluid released by the prostate gland, and once that fluid is dried, the sperm will also get dehydrated and die, Dr. Burch says.
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We had no idea that happened but a couple of people on our tribe got severely dehydrated and had to be treated by the medics – but nothing that near to what happened to Paul.
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Nadya Nguyen, the 23-year-old Hidrate founder and CEO, became so dehydrated after a 10-hour stint volunteering at a walkathon event last year, she nearly passed out on a bus ride home.
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She is not reported missing at any vet or police station and she is not microchipped..She is underweight and dehydrated, but we are shocked that she has no injuries after a 20ft fall.
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"The entire Department of Defense has interests in looking at the hydration state of soldiers and airmen who end up becoming dehydrated and suffering health consequences in training and real-world scenarios," he says.
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And koalas typically get water from the leaves, but the leaves that are out there at the moment are very low on water, so koalas are getting dehydrated and falling down in the heat.
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Lewis chose to consume her raw placenta in smoothies after the birth of her fourth child and plans to do the same—along with dehydrated capsules—for her next one, due later this year.
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Sweat literally coated the ceiling, dripping down on one of the world's most colossal sounding bands and a dehydrated assemblage of their die-hard fans on the hottest day of the year so far.
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Many people believe that dehydration is what causes hangovers, but while hangovers share some symptoms (dry mouth, headache, inability to concentrate), electrolyte levels in hungover people do not match those of purely dehydrated people.
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"But you can control everything if you make it yourself," said Sakai, who constantly tweaks her brick recipe, adding dehydrated citrus peel and homemade miso, or softening the heat of chiles with extra kombu.
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"When the skin is stressed, cortisol can lead to a decrease in the synthesis of hyaluronic acid, which can lead to moisture loss in the skin, leading to the skin looking dehydrated," said Garshick.
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St. Louis-area resident Jim Luebbert told The Associated Press that he found his father — a patient at the home — at different times dehydrated, covered in his own feces and suffering from a bed sore.
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After waiting for hours in 107-degree heat to get into the rally hall — where their water bottles were confiscated by security — people were tired and dehydrated and the president just wasn't keeping their attention.
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"When she was found she was just sunburned and dehydrated, not severely but she was out in the elements for a little while," Mike Taplin, a spokesperson for the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office, tells PEOPLE.
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Women who hold their urine for long periods of time have a higher risk of bladder and kidney infections, and those who avoid consuming liquids to prevent having to use the bathroom often become dehydrated.
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In fact, it could be dangerous: "The issue when you're doing colon cleanses and taking excessive laxatives is that you're actually pulling out so much water from your colon that you become dehydrated," she says.
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Many times, like in this case of the kittens dumped here at the South Florida Wildlife Center, these animals are in critical condition — frantic, panting, dehydrated and close to having seizures from their horrific ordeal.
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She's probably right that the whole crew has been affected: You only have to lose about 1.5% of the water in your body to become mildly dehydrated, according to research from the University of Connecticut.
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With standard cases of dehydrated skin, I'd usually put in a few bits here about the importance of exfoliating to create a blank canvas – but in your case, Martha, that wouldn't be a good idea.
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Approximately 12 hours after her disappearance, a group of golfers at the Troon Golf Club discovered little Latte, who was injured and dehydrated, underneath a tree near the course's 16th hole, the rescue shelter explained.
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Cullen gave the dehydrated, skinny dog water and let the canine sleep under his fire truck before taking the dog down the mountain and putting him in the care of an animal shelter, reports KSL.com.
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In Rio, while team mates savored their moment in the media spotlight, the dehydrated athlete spent an hour and a half trying to provide a urine sample in the confines of an air-conditioned room.
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You can still keep it simple and lean on the dehydrated cubes of bread from boxed stuffing mixes for this if you want to, but torn day-old white bread would work just as well.
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They soon learned that the mother had asked to keep her placenta after giving birth — and that she'd had it dehydrated, ground up, and put into about 200 capsules that she had been taking daily.
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It's like when you run in a marathon, your body is using up its nutrients and working harder, so it needs more water and that's how people can get easily dehydrated and make things worse.
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For dessert, hot chocolate is inflamed by dehydrated Scotch bonnets; truffles are laced with suya spice, a flare-up of ginger, chile and kuli-kuli (spiced groundnut paste), more often slapped on meat before grilling.
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Art Review CANNES, France — After weeks in the desert, dehydrated and afraid, refugees and migrants who are apprehended crossing the United States-Mexico border are regularly locked in what are called las hieleras: the freezers.
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If your runner complains about not getting fuel right or ending races dehydrated, visit your local running shop and pull together your own sample bag of things like gels, gus, tabs and runner-specific snacks.
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"After waiting for hours in 107-degree heat to get into the rally hall — where their water bottles were confiscated by security — people were tired and dehydrated and the president just wasn't keeping their attention."
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The dog, named Boonrod - a Thai word which roughly translates to "the saved one" - was brought to shore for a health check after being found dehydrated and hungry by workers on an oil rig on Friday.
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While they were a little softer than I would have liked, they were seasoned much better, and had a herby taste I couldn't place until I looked up the ingredients later: garlic powder and dehydrated parsley.
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Sure, there are a few (non-liquid) exceptions — including semi-matte formulas like Rodin Lipstick and Charlotte Tilbury's Matte Revolution — that don't leave my lips more dehydrated than Spongebob Squarepants in Sandy Cheeks' water-free dome.
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But as we continue to be bombarded by headlines foreshadowing epic floods, economic collapse, and nuclear escalation, there's nothing wrong with finding a little peace of mind in a bag of dehydrated Chicken A La King.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Nearly 50 children who were trapped in an orphanage in the rebel-held Syrian enclave of east Aleppo were evacuated on Monday, some critically injured or dehydrated, the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) said.
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There's also no imagining the waves of despair that come with purchasing no-name, dehydrated beans off commissary and "cooking" them with tepid water in a fruit fly-infested shower that doubles as a laundry machine.
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Those with people on the outside can have money put on their books for commissary and choose from a "convenience store" full of salty snacks, dehydrated beans, tortillas, candy, tuna, chips, beef sticks, and other crap.
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The policeman who found a severely dehydrated baby girl in a Michigan hotel room where she had been trapped for days with the bodies of her dead parents says it's a small miracle the child survived.
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You'll have to pry the dehydrated Lipton's onion soup mix packet and sour cream tub from our cold, dead hands, but we'll grudgingly admit that this version of homemade onion dip is pretty damn good, too.
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A crimson powder that stains the flesh of oranges, mangoes, cucumbers — and almost anything it touches — Tajín is made from dried granulated chiles (a combination of chiles de árbol, guajillo and pasilla), dehydrated lime and salt.
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Wearing a hat protects you from direct sun; sunburns affect your body's ability to cool down and can make you dehydrated, according to the C.D.C. And fans will go only so far; air coolers are better.
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Thankfully, a pig's-blood pancake was heavy enough not to merit an additional bloodbath, but a birch-wood ice cream took its sylvan motif to extremes, studded with mushrooms that were variously candied, dehydrated, or meringued.
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You will have to pry the Lipton's dehydrated onion soup packet and tub of sour cream from our cold, dead onion-dip-loving hands, but we'll begrudgingly admit that this DIY version is pretty dope, too.
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Pennsylvania authorities believe a 5-month-old girl may have been left alone for as many as four days — starving and dehydrated — before dying, after her parents fatally overdosed on heroin nearly two weeks ago, PEOPLE confirms.
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It might feel counter-intuitive to add more oil, but it could be that your oily skin is actually dehydrated and overcompensating for the lack of moisture; treating it to a much-needed drink can really help.
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"His fur was matted and dirty and he was extremely thin, dehydrated and neurologically impaired — likely due to severe nutritional deficiency," Dr. Hannah Marshall said of the dog, believed to be between two and three years old.
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The Capitals lose Game 26, stay in the city during the two days before Game 210 and get thrashed 53-25 with the entire team sunburned and dehydrated from a 21-hour pool party at the Wynn.
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Meanwhile, organizations like UNHCR, the Bangladesh Red Crescent, Action Against Hunger, and UNICEF are delivering food and water to those stranded near the border, many of whom are children and families dehydrated and hungry from their journeys.
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The appetizers, which were originally called "unicorn blood" mozzarella sticks (remember the bizarre unicorn trend of 2017?), are filled with cheese dyed with "dehydrated fruits like beets, carrots, strawberries, spinach, and blueberries," according to an INSIDER video.
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The tryptophan and melatonin rich milk produced by the cows is then dehydrated, resulting in night milk crystals which can be added to other drinks or foods such as yogurt to be consumed before hitting the hay.
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Dragging mine the furthest distance it had ever run knowing full well that I was dehydrated, ill-practiced, and close to passing out was indicative of only one thing: I was very practiced at ignoring my body.
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It's rare for underground venues to have central air conditioning, and when big groups of people get together in small spaces, heat and hot air can do serious damage to your guests' lungs and oft-dehydrated brains.
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The project is half sculpture and half prints, but all incorporate flowers that have been either pressed into dehydrated death or stuck in time in a disturbingly fleshy and rich bouquet, taxidermied out of their ephemeral nature.
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At the time of their execution, the men were young and healthy, but they were dehydrated to the point of near-death, their hands were tied behind behind their back with iron bonds, and they were clothed.
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Other doomsday supply companies, like Legacy Food Storage, which sells dehydrated and freeze-dried food, haven't seen election-related spikes in the industry, but keep close tabs on the next world crisis, imagined or real, and wait.
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The insects come from Oaxaca, Mexico, where they are a familiar snack, and cooked in the traditional style: After being boiled, dehydrated and shucked of legs and antennae, they're mobbed by chiles and kissed with lime juice.
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I learned this method from my brother, who once became so dehydrated from a combination of exercise, altitude and air travel that he had to drink Pedialyte every day for a month while wearing a brain monitor.
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Unfortunately, volunteer nurses and other medical professionals told me that many of the children they treated who had come from detention centers were dehydrated; some had fleas or had come down with chicken pox and other illnesses.
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Alcohol also messes with a hormone in your kidneys so your body is more apt to flush water out than reabsorb liquids, which means you're more likely to wake up to use the bathroom—and wind up dehydrated.
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Say, when one works out on a full stomach, pushes one's self while dehydrated, or overtaxes their body so much that they don't get enough oxygen, build up lactate waste in their system, and get nauseated from it.
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They followed the tracks and discovered the severely dehydrated woman, her eyes swollen, wearing a T-shirt, shorts and flip flops, suffering from broken ribs, a dislocated shoulder and a head injury, Moralez told a local NBC affiliate.
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If you're going to subsist on packets of dehydrated noodles and powdered, salty seasoning, we've got some suggestions for how to get a lot more out of the experience by putting in just a liiiiittle more effort. 1.
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One customer who gave it a three-star review said that he was disappointed that it didn't come with recipes, because what's the point in surviving nuclear fallout if you can't make your dehydrated imitation beef really pop?
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"You should seek care in the emergency department when you are feeling dehydrated, you are not keeping any fluids down, as well as if you are feeling really short of breath and cannot catch your air," Lee said.
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Lower temperatures can help accomplish that by cooking off just enough moisture to cook food and make it taste good — "when things are dehydrated, you have concentration of flavor" — without the more rapid evaporation that happens at higher temperatures.
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To see these animals come in hurt, poisoned, dehydrated and see them taken care of and then let out for another chance in the wild, to me it's one of the greatest joys that's ever come into my life.
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Czeisler said that red-eye flights, while perceived to be an efficient use of time, were terrible if you hoped to arrive refreshed because it is difficult to sleep on planes and the air is dry, leaving fliers dehydrated.
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Ranavat Botanics' Flawless Veil Illuminating Masque ($65), which contains a mixture of dehydrated clays and pulverized plants, can be blended with either a few teaspoons of water, to slough skin, or a splash of toner, to replenish lost moisture.
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The entries as a whole weren't ridiculously hard, but I learned what a "mentum" was (useful for the next time I meet a GOATEED guy or actual goat) and thought the clues for LEMONADE and DEHYDRATED were particularly good.
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It was tunta , a potato that is preserved by an ancient method: left outside to freeze and thaw repeatedly during the dry season, soaked in a river or a pond for as much as a month, and then dehydrated.
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Even better, if the DNA is dehydrated and properly stored, Ceze said, it can last a really, really long time—maybe thousands of years—unlike those scratched-up old CDs that won't even play in your car stereo anymore.
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Wood added that many runners don't like to stop for water during a race due to fear that it may significantly affect their finish time, but "being dehydrated and exercising is really bad for your organs and your physiology," she said.
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Injured and dehydrated, Eller was spotted 16 days later deep in a forest by a group of rescuers that had been hired by her family to help track her down, according to the Facebook page launched to aid in the search.
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To get that 25 percent of urea, you'd need the urine of approximately 2300 healthy people, capable of pissing at least 15 fluid ounces—which is average for a non-dehydrated person—and then you'd have to collect the urine.
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It wandered in searching for food and parked itself in a booth of the Marine Room, an upscale restaurant, the AP reports, creating an image that was simultaneously adorable and also pretty grim, since the pup was severely underweight and dehydrated.
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The 9-year-old Havanese, called Zsazsa, was in a severely dehydrated state when she was found in a Budapest apartment on Wednesday but was now recovering, Gabor Pataki, head of the animal rescue group Allatmento Liga, said on Friday.
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The roots of the health conspiracy theory go back to late 2012 Days before she was first scheduled to testify on Capitol Hill about the Benghazi terror attack in December 2012, Clinton suffered a concussion after becoming dehydrated and fainting.
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Amanda Eller, who was injured and dehydrated, was spotted deep in a forest by a group of rescuers that had been hired by her family to help track her down, according to the Facebook page launched to aid in the search.
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As for the "solvent-cleared organs" portion of the name, therein lies the gruesome bit: water and fat are chemically stripped and dehydrated out of the specimen over the course of several days, shrinking it by as much as 65 percent.
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" It's from Young Thug's "Calling Your Name," released in September 2015; the lyric, as helpfully unpacked by Genius user chillHill, means something along the lines of "he is a necessity to his girl (baby) like Pedialyte is to a dehydrated baby.
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Williams tries to convince me that if you're really dehydrated, "water isn't going to do it for you," and that the amount of sugar in Gatorade and Powerade throws off the chemical balance and negates the benefits of the electrolytes.
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Chlorine in the pool and salt in the ocean can coat hair, making each strand feel brittle and dehydrated, but the worst thing you can do is haphazardly throw your hair up in a topknot to save yourself the hair pulling.
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According to the Arizona Humane Society, who wrote a post on their website about the dog, Brownie was anemic, depressed and dehydrated when he arrived at the AHS with more than 300 of the blood sucking insects attached to his body.
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In fact, whether you believe it or not, even though both dry and dehydrated skin feel pretty much the same, there's a fine line between the two that can significantly help you learn to better treat your complexion during the winter.
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CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - Rescuers are moving hundreds of dehydrated Lesser Flamingo chicks from their breeding ground at a drought-stricken South African dam to a bird sanctuary in Cape Town, to save them from death by starvation and lack of water.
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As a backup to C. elegans Dr Rothman's laboratory is also studying another group of potential starchip travellers—waterborne micro-animals called tardigrades (pictured) that, when cold and dehydrated, can withstand suspended animation for at least a century and perhaps millennia.
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As soon as our thick rubber boots filled up with our own sweat, often within 22019 minutes of going in to help our patients, then we knew it was time to leave before we became too dehydrated for our own safety.
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While it's possible to visit both sites in a day, I wouldn't recommend it, especially at the height of summer — I finished the day exhausted, dehydrated, and sunburned, though with considerably more knowledge of ancient civilizations than when I started.
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Alongside the pie, he prepares an "appetiser" of an enormous parcel of raw carpaccio-style beef containing herbs, tomato, wild garlic pesto, rocket, Parmigiano, lumpfish roe mayonnaise, and mountainous crackers made from dehydrated and deep-fried sheets of rye porridge.
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Whereas coffee is highly acidic (which can cause heartburn and stomach issues) and a diuretic (which leaves the body dehydrated), Dandy Blend can reduce inflammation in the body (thanks to dandelion root) and regulate digestion (courtesy of barley and chicory root).
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Analysis of the data showed that 41 of the athletes had sodium imbalances by the end of the race: 11 were found to have EAH due to too little sodium, and 30 were dehydrated, with too much sodium in their blood.
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Buy the Noso Puffy Patch Lil' Bits Gear Repair Kit for $7 ($3 off) Good To-Go New England Clam Chowder for $5 ($2 off): I recommended Good To-Go's gourmet, dehydrated meals in last summer's off-the-grid gear roundup.
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The book is arranged chronologically by expedition date, which is fortunate, since the gear taken on older expeditions is far more interesting; recent entries seem to be little more than catalogs of dehydrated meals, Leatherman tools, satellite phones and the like.
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CTI Foods, a company that provides custom products to the food service industry, including raw and pre-cooked protein, and dehydrated beans, has seen its US$345m term loan B drop about four points since March to 86.75-89 on Wednesday.
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It can run three virtual iOS machines — the computers-within-the-computer that developers test their software on — simultaneously without losing any speed, thanks to a CPU so loaded down with processing cores that it resembles the abdominals of a dehydrated muscular person.
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The trend became a craze when the founders of the beauty and wellness brand, CAP Beauty, started using 100% raw, dehydrated, stone-ground coconut in spa drinks with adaptogens (aka herbal remedies that are supposed to work with your body's stress hormones).
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J. makes me drink more water, giving me a lecture on how hangovers are really just a sign that the body is dehydrated and how I'll feel better once I get my body the liquid it's screaming for (future doctor here, y'all).
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We're told he felt dehydrated as well, so he decided to go to the ER. Our sources say the "Fast & Furious" actor is currently getting fluids for dehydration and is about to undergo some tests to find out why he's having chest pains.
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I can't tell you the number of times I've walked my friend's dogs in New York to look down and discover they were gnawing on: a chicken bone from the gutter, another dog's vomit human shit, a dehydrated Yankee Stadium hot dog.
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Starved and dehydrated, Hank soon realises that Manny's body is useful to him in myriad ways; he can use it to propel himself across the sea, produce water from his mouth, fire projectiles and use a certain lewd appendage as a compass.
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The canned, dehydrated, and otherwise space-readied options sent up in spacecrafts couldn't support any longstanding settlement on a moon or new planet, so space agencies have been intensely interested in space farming, which would provide fresh, nutrient-dense food to space travelers.
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But Brussels sprout powder — that is, Brussels sprouts that have been dehydrated and ground into a dust — doesn't appear until midway down the ingredient list for the puffs, meaning they contain more sorghum flour, sunflower or safflower oil, nutritional yeast, and rice bran.
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That last one is true only if you define "dehydrated" as meaning you have less water in your body than you did before, says Stanley Goldfarb, a kidney specialist at the University of Pennsylvania who has been outspoken about our dehydration fears.
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"Budapest is a ton of fun, but when it's warm it's easy to get dehydrated," Mr. Rail said, and I completely agree — Budapest can get hot, especially in the summer, and often humid during rainy seasons, which can make you sweat even more.
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For dehydrated skin, go for an extra layer of hydration with a gel like Naturie Hatomugi Skin Conditioner Gel ($23) or Rosette Ceramide Gel ($12), both of which are chock-full of skin-plumping ceramides as well as collagen and sodium hyaluronate.
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Rom Rahimian, a medical student working at Banner-University Medical Center Tucson, was trying to help a 20-year-old Guatemalan woman who had been found late last year in the desert — dehydrated, pregnant and already in labor months before her due date.
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Go deeper: Two children held at Border Patrol facilities died in December after showing signs of illness, highlighting the agency's shortfalls in assessing and addressing the health needs of migrants who, after a grueling journey, are often injured, sick or badly dehydrated.
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McCrady's, a historic restaurant that Mr. Brock helped reinvent in 22016, used to feature dishes like his beet au poivre, in which the vegetable was pressure-cooked, dehydrated and coated in peppercorns so it presented like dry-aged New York strip steak.
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On one flight, the lady sitting on the aisle and I were tackling our Savory Snacks when our seatmate, Bela Nabulsi of Houston, magically received a free Tapas Snack box, containing crackers, dips and what appear to be chocolate-covered dehydrated blueberries.
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"Atelier Crenn: Metamorphosis of Taste," her 2015 cookbook, included a multicomponent recipe for "Birth" — a nest woven from corn silk, dehydrated and deep-fried, filled with tiny eggs made of corn "milk," duck fat and egg yolks and garnished with dark chocolate twigs.
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Modifier 20163 could be used to allow for two payments in certain situations, such as when an oncology nurse needed to insert two separate IVs for two different purposes — one to administer chemotherapy, say, and another hours later because the patient seemed dehydrated.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. Representative Jerrold Nadler became woozy and appeared almost to faint during a press briefing on Friday with New York Mayor Bill de Blasio, but the congressman said soon after that he had been dehydrated and was now feeling better.
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Wearing a hat protects you from direct sun; sunburns affect your body's ability to cool down and can make you dehydrated, according to the C.D.C. And electric fans will go only so far; air-conditioners are better for keeping your body cool.
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Wearing a hat protects you from direct sun; sunburns affect your body's ability to cool down and can make you dehydrated, according to the C.D.C. And electric fans will go only so far; air-conditioners are better for keeping your body cool.
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You can make a difference by supporting Mexican food industries like Masienda and work of environmental partners like the International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center In the final episode, Local Natives brings it home with a dive into the dehydrated state of the Colorado River.
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The court's ruling stated: [Whitaker] asserted that the denial of access to the boys' bathroom was causing him harm, as his attempts to avoid using the bathroom exacerbated his vasovagal syncope, a condition that renders Ash susceptible to fainting and/or seizures if dehydrated.
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In this case, the company (which was not named in the report) claimed it "cleaned, sliced, and dehydrated [the placenta] at 115°F–160°F, then ground and placed [it] into about 115–200 gelatin capsules, and stored at room temperature," the CDC report said.
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Clad in an ill-colored deep V-neck, skin-tight jean shorts exposing his stocky thighs, and cheap, rubber flip-flops revealing his unclipped toenails, the Drunk Brit has no fewer than three Camel Blues dangling from his wilted, dehydrated lips at all times.
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But at Gauge they take the opposite tack, turning chicken liver parfait into an early dessert course by adding a flurry of dehydrated raspberry, or making a dense, cakelike bread out of black garlic and inviting you to smother it in burned vanilla brown butter.
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Rich in vitamins A, B, and C, moringa is a fantastic ingredient to look for if you're after a glowing complexion — and thanks to its omegas 3 and 6, it's full of fatty acids to retain skin's moisture, perfect for the dehydrated among us.
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"In the oldest group, the disability can be so marked that people are unable to provide their own care and become dehydrated and may end up in the hospital because they cannot even get up to get a drink due to the pain," Yawn added.
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Ingredients: water, concentrated tomatoes, onions, jalapeño peppers, Contains 2% or less of: green bell peppers, distilled vinegar, salt, dehydrated onions, soybean oil, high fructose corn syrup, xanthan gum, sodium benzoate and potassium sorbate (preservatives) spices, garlic, citric acid, natural flavor (plant source) acetic acid.
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Really, the biggest benefit of adding lemon to your water seems to be to trick yourself into drinking more water throughout the day, and that's probably a good thing, especially since, by some surveys, as many as 75 percent of Americans are chronically dehydrated.
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