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<b>Dave Bexfield takes a sip of water to stay cool. </b> Photo by Chip Simons.
Dave Bexfield takes a sip of water to stay cool. Photo by Chip Simons.

Summer guide to managing heat and MS

Summer is just around the corner, but this collection of articles can help you manage the hot days ahead, with tips and ideas for cooling off, getting nutritious no-cook meals on the table, staying active, getting a good night’s sleep and more.

Beating the heat
Sweltering temperatures can make MS symptoms worse. Give them the cold shoulder with these sizzling ideas.

Keep moving
Learn how you can adjust the activities you love to do in the summer to your health and wellness needs.

chillngInserts_fmtA cool product guide
Here are several product ideas to help you stay cool during your favorite activities.

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Some public utilities commission offer medical exemptions for those whose health conditions require higher power consumption. Learn what states are doing to help people save on utilities and beat the heat this summer.

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Dealing with MS during the dog days of summer can make preparing even the simplest meals feel daunting. A nutritionist offers healthy, cooling recipes for the hottest days.

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Heat often makes it harder for people with MS to sleep in the summer. Learn more about getting quality sleep when the weather warms up.

Tags: Summer 2014

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