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How to keep warm in winter? Which parts of winter health care should not be frozen?
It is necessary to keep warm in winter. When the temperature is too low in winter, some parts of the body will feel unwell, hypothermia and decreased resistance, which may cause some serious diseases. It is easy to catch a cold and have a fever in winter, so keep warm. So how to keep warm in winter? Which parts of winter health care should not be frozen?

1 How to keep warm in winter

1. The heating temperature should not be too high. John Skoll, an expert in vascular surgery at the Affiliated Hospital of University College London, said that the temperature of air conditioning and heating is too high, and the temperature difference between indoor and outdoor is too large. When going out, small blood vessels often contract suddenly, making people feel colder. Therefore, the indoor temperature should be 18℃~20℃.

2. Eat less caffeine. Eddie Charona, an expert in vascular surgery at the General Hospital of Liuyishem, UK, said that caffeine has the function of dilating blood vessels, which makes them not easy to contract naturally under cold conditions, leading to the loss of body heat and making people feel colder. Hot drinks without caffeine, such as ginger tea, have better warmth retention effect and are more suitable for drinking in winter.

Don't put your hands in your pockets. Tim Hatchev, an expert of the British Chiropractic Association, said that when walking in winter, don't put your hands in your pockets, but put on gloves and shake your arms, which can move your arm muscles, improve the blood flow of your arms and hands, and keep your body warm.

4. Drink more soy milk. Dr Sarah Sink, a nutritionist at the British Dietetic Association, said that intake of protein can significantly increase body temperature compared with intake of carbohydrates or fats. It is recommended to drink a cup of soybean milk for breakfast, and at the same time, you can eat some nuts and yogurt properly.

5. Cover your ears with a hat. Dr Andrew Camille, an otolaryngologist at the University Hospital of South Manchester, said that head heat dissipation accounts for 30% of body heat dissipation. It is best to choose a hat that can cover your ears, because although your ears are thin, they have a large surface area and are easier to dissipate heat.

6. Move your toes before getting up. Sammy Margo, a British physiotherapist, suggested that before getting up, you should move your toes up and down 20 times, then move your ankles in circles with your feet, 65,438+00 times in both directions, and then tighten and relax your thighs 65,438+00 times. This will make your body active and you won't feel too cold when you get out of bed.

2. Do not freeze these parts.

1, Abdomen: People with gastrointestinal diseases should pay special attention to keep the upper abdomen warm to prevent stomach pain or aggravate old diseases. It is harmful to women to catch cold in the lower abdomen. It is best not to wear revealing clothes in autumn and winter.

2, legs and feet: feet are the farthest place from the heart in all parts of the human body, so people often say that "feet are cold, then the whole body is cold." If the whole body is cold, the disease may take advantage of it.

3. Head: It is not advisable to wash your hair in the morning in autumn and winter, and it is easy to catch cold.

4, knee joint: in cold and humid weather, wearing a skirt, due to the invasion of cold, legs will be cold and numb, sore and uncomfortable, especially in the knee joint, over time, will cause chronic rheumatoid arthritis.

5, neck: easy to cause a cold with lung symptoms; It leads to contraction of blood vessels in the neck, which is not conducive to blood supply to the brain.

3. What do you eat in winter to drive away the cold?

1, beef

Beef is warm and sweet, not suitable for the spleen and stomach, strengthens bones and muscles, and is rich in protein and mineral iron. It is nutritious and delicious. It is very suitable for eating in winter, especially supplemented by traditional Chinese medicines such as Codonopsis pilosula and Astragalus membranaceus. Sweet and delicious, it can supplement qi and blood deficiency and enhance the cold resistance of human body.

2. Mutton

Mutton is hot and sweet, and has many functions such as warming the middle warmer, invigorating the spleen and regulating the stomach, tonifying the kidney and nourishing the liver. Rich in protein, fat, minerals iron and calcium, it is one of the most common tonic foods in winter. It also has a certain aphrodisiac effect and is very suitable for being eaten as cold-proof food in winter.

3. Dog meat

Dog meat is hot and salty, and it is the most vigorous kind of meat food. Dog meat has a certain fishy smell, and it is mainly spicy when cooked, and the heat is worse. It is very suitable for people with cold constitution, and tonic in winter is of great help to improve cold hands and feet, frequent urination at night, chills and low back pain in winter.

4. Chili

Zanthoxylum bungeanum is the most eaten place in Sichuan, China, especially Sichuan hot pot, which is very suitable for eating in winter. Pepper is a hot food from the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, which will increase the heat in the body. At the same time, pepper is also rich in capsaicin, which can excite capillaries and make blood flow to the body surface, naturally bringing enough heat. So in the cold winter, it is necessary to eat Chili to keep warm.

5. energy

Ginger, like pepper, is both a hot food and a condiment, but the difference is that ginger is not very spicy and suitable for making tea. Drinking ginger tea in cold winter is very effective in dispelling the cold in the body and warming the body. At the same time, soaking your feet with boiling Jiang Shui before going to bed can keep you warm and ensure your sleep in winter.