It’s Too Darn Hot
July 7, 2010
Category: Human and Animal Behavior
In this episode, Armand DiMele and Sherri Siegel discuss the dangers of extreme heat and its effects on the human body, particularly focusing on how medications can exacerbate heat-related illnesses. They explore the physiological responses to heat, the importance of hydration, and the role of electrolytes. The conversation also touches on societal issues related to heat, such as increased aggression and the challenges faced by vulnerable populations during heat waves. Listeners are encouraged to be vigilant about heat-related symptoms and to take proactive measures to stay cool and hydrated.
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