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From: Jan Carew [mailto:ja...@gatorzw.com]
Sent: Thursday, October 11, 2001 2:04 AM
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Subject: CS>Fw: CS>Skin pinch to test for dehydration -- a question
Josephine -
I thought having skin that doesn't leap back into shape after p
e: CS>Skin pinch to test for dehydration -- a question
I don't think there is a timing thing to the skin pinch.
If your skin stays pinched, it means that you are dehydrated.
Same with a dog, if the skin on the back of his neck stays up after you have
released it,
the dog is dehydrated.
Al
e: CS>Skin pinch to test for dehydration -- a question
I don't think there is a timing thing to the skin pinch.
If your skin stays pinched, it means that you are dehydrated.
Same with a dog, if the skin on the back of his neck stays up after you have
released it,
the dog is dehydrated.
Al
oseph...@poidogs.com]
Sent: Wednesday, October 10, 2001 2:56 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CS>Skin pinch to test for dehydration -- a question
I don't think there is a timing thing to the skin pinch.
If your skin stays pinched, it means that you are dehydrated.
Same w
I don't think there is a timing thing to the skin pinch.
If your skin stays pinched, it means that you are dehydrated.
Same with a dog, if the skin on the back of his neck stays up after you have
released it,
the dog is dehydrated.
All it means is that your body needs lots of water.
Many folks don
Could someone knowledgeable explain how to do the back-of-the hand skin
pinch and what the "timing" is? Before I began drinking enough water, the
skin on the back of my hand stayed pinched! Now it returns to normal almost
instantly. Judy Down Maine
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