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Travelling The World Without Catching a Bug

Thursday, 8/22/2024
Travelling expands the horizons, makes the spirit restless, and does it introduce you to a list of enjoyable germs that you get to sample?
Fear not, the world and its wonders are out there waiting to be conquered, even if it means battling sickness.
By incorporating these tips into your travel planning, you can help ensure that you and your family remain healthy and energetic during your activities.
Even before you embark on a journey through the plane, train or a camel (you know I can’t judge), ensure that your health is okay at home. A person should visit a doctor for a check-up if they are planning to travel to a new area or they have other health issues.
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Pack Smart: Items You Need to Pack in Your First Aid Box
Expand your thought process beyond the traditional ideas of what you can do such as the use of band-aids and pain relievers. Here are some travel-sized heroes to toss in your bag:Here are some travel-sized heroes to toss in your bag:
Hand sanitizer:
It is like your best pal when you need to get rid of germs but washing with water and soap is not possible.
Electrolyte tablets:
Prevent fatigue due to water loss through sweating, especially while on a long trip or in very hot weather.
Diarrhoea medication:
Well, let’s be honest, a traveller's tummy is part of the travel experience, or at least it was for me. Be prepared!
Antihistamines:
One can get an allergy at a new place, for example when they visit a new place for a vacation. Bring something to ease the situation if possible.
Sunscreen:
Always wear protective clothing and sunscreen to avoid damaging your skin by the sun in any location.
Insect repellent:
Use these methods to avoid those insects from both a nuisance and a disease-carrying menace especially in regions with malaria.
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The best way to capture the spirit of a cuisine without overdoing it is ‘Eat Like a Local (But Maybe Not Exactly)’.
Tasting local foods is one of the best ways of embracing a culture or region because it makes you feel like you are part of them.
But an abrupt change in your dieting patterns is not beneficial for your stomach and can lead to various problems.
Research:
Be informed of the type of foods found in the country and possible hazards in the area.
Start Slow:
It is important not to start out by consuming street foods that are not commonly tried. Start with the simplest of the local dishes.
Stick to Basics:
Avoid raw foods especially if they are bought from street vendors, instead, take cooked meals, fruits and vegetables.
Hydration Hero:
It is recommended to have more bottled water because this will help in digestion and also because one may get dehydrated because of the spicier foods than usual.

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