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The human body maintains a consistent core temperature between 98 and 100 degrees Fahrenheit, and it requires certain nutrients, including water and magnesium, to maintain this healthy temperature. Dehydration can hinder the body’s ability to maintain a safe temperature.
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Shin splints occur when stiff or overworked muscles in the lower leg must move beyond their natural range of motion while you run or perform other high-impact exercise. These muscles begin to pull on the tibia bone, causing the pain along your shin. Strength-training exercises can help you prevent shin splints.
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Shin splints occur when stiff or overworked muscles and tendons in the lower leg begin to pull on the tibia bone and the connective tissues around the bone. Many athletes, particularly runners, experience this painful injury. You can heal most cases of shin splints with rest and other simple remedies.
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