Think Before You Sip: Why cold water can be risky during rainy season

Nandani Sarin

Cold water slows down the digestive process by tightening blood vessels and reducing enzyme activity, leading to bloating or indigestion

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During the damp monsoon weather, drinking cold water can irritate the throat and trigger cold, cough, or even throat infections

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People with arthritis or joint pain might feel increased stiffness or discomfort after consuming cold water, especially in moist weather

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Suddenly drinking cold water can give your body a thermal shock, especially when it’s already trying to stay warm during rainy spells

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In sensitive individuals, extremely cold water may affect heart rate by stimulating the vagus nerve, causing discomfort or dizziness

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Monsoon already brings allergens; cold water can aggravate sinus or allergy symptoms by increasing congestion

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Drinking cold water after meals can harden fats in food and disturb digestion, especially in the moist and heavy monsoon climate

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