Until then, try to stay cool any way you can. And in the immortal words of my colleague B.A. Parker: HYDRATE. This story was written by Leah Donnella and edited by Courtney Stein.

That's where things get fascinating.Hot drinks stimulate a specific receptor in our nerves called TRPV1. TRPV1 is the receptor for heat and alerts the body to cool down.

With temperatures soaring across the United States, businesses and brands are offering low-cost beverages to beat the heat.

These drinks aren’t just better-for-you—they’re full of flavor and actually fun to sip. Keep a few on repeat and you’ll be hydrated, happy, and heatwave-ready all season long.

Geeki Tiki and False Idol teamed up for a Disney-themed SDCC pre-party featuring exclusive cocktails. Tickets sold out in minutes, with limited seatings and swag bags including custom mai tai glasses.

You’d be better off with the coconut mango horchata. Cool, milky sweet drinks are more calming than plain water. But maybe you’re trying to start up your body’s internal fan.

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