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6 days ago · Your Temperature Naturally Fluctuates. On average, an individual’s core body temperature varies from 36.5–37.5 °C (97.7–99.5 °F) over the course of a day. Your body temperature doesn’t remain constant — it fluctuates according to your circadian rhythm.
1 day ago · Management strategies for hot flashes may include lifestyle changes, hormone replacement therapy, and non-hormonal approaches such as medication specifically designed to treat this symptom.
3 days ago · In the past, it was thought that a wet-bulb reading of 95 Fahrenheit (35 Celsius) was the point when the body started having trouble, said Kenney, who also runs a hot box lab and has done nearly ...
6 days ago · Here’s what goes into making a warm-up and a sample of the best full-body warm-up to get you ready to hit some PRs.
1 day ago · Dehydration makes blood thicker, making it harder to filter waste. Dehydration also explains why hot weather can cause a 30% increase in morbidity kidney disease. A rising global climate also makes kidney stones more common. The challenge is even greater for those on dialysis, who have a limited daily fluid intake.
4 days ago · When inner body temperature gets too hot, the body redirects blood flow toward the skin to cool down, Jay said. But that diverts blood and oxygen away from the stomach and intestines, and can ...
5 days ago · Don’t forget that the body also generates internal heat when you’re active, whether you’re running or even mowing your lawn. When it’s warm to hot outside, you’re further increasing your ...
19 hours ago · The goal of the Derma Co 1% Kojic Acid Daily Glow Body Serum Lotion is to fight strawberry skin and improve skin luminosity. It efficiently brightens the skin and minimizes pigmentation with 1% ...
6 days ago · Our body has two main lines of defense against heat, according to a 2021 paper in the journal The Lancet. First, it redistributes blood flow, via vasodilation, toward the skin to transfer heat ...
6 days ago · In extreme heat, vulnerable people are at risk. During the 2003 heatwave, 15,000 people died in France, despite the wet bulb temperature not exceeding 28 °WBT (82 °F). Work also slows down as a result of heat waves. "Heat stress costs our country 6.9 billion Australian dollars [about $4.6 billion] a year in lost productivity alone," says ...
