In conditions of humid heat, however, the humidity of the surrounding air prevents the evaporation of perspiration to some extent, and overheating may result. Hence, the heat-adapted person in humid climates is characteristically tall and thin, so that there is maximum surface area for heat ...
could it all be psychological? help! i am very worried. thank you. also, it went away in early december, it has now ome back. i also feel pressure in my head, and like the back of my head is sometimes overheating, it feels hot inside. ...
In hot climates the problem is not in maintaining bodyheatbut in dissipating it. Ordinarily the body rids itself of excess heat by sweating. In conditions of humid heat, however, the humidity of the surrounding air prevents the evaporation of perspiration to some extent, and overheating may resu...
In conditions of humid heat, however, the humidity of the surrounding air prevents the evaporation of perspiration to some extent, and overheating may result. Hence, the heat-adapted person in humid climates is characteristically tall and thin, so that there is maximum surface area for heat ...