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Fast Facts:
- Also known as Heatstroke, Sunstroke, and Hyperthermia
- Can develop after several days of exposure to high temperatures and inadequate replacement of fluids in the body
- People most prone are the elderly, people with high blood pressure, and those working in a hot environment
- Warning signs are heavy sweating, muscle cramps, fatigue, weakness, dizziness, headache, and nausea or vomitting
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Heat Exhaustion on Amazon
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High Blood Pressure Priority Tea - 20 Tea Bags (1.41oz)
The formation of this tea was developed by a famous Guangzhou Chinese herbal doctor. This formula is formulated to improve the symptoms of high blood pressure, such as: dizziness, ...Amazon
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97 Ways to Get Fit & Stay Fit - $1.03
This Book Covers 2 Main Sections; Health & Fitness.The Health Section Covers Dozens of Categories including:Therapeutic Massage / Supplements and Vitamins / <br /...Amazon
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Exertional Heat Illnesses - $47.00
Learn how to identify, treat, and prevent exertional heat illnesses and ensure your sporting events are safe. Exertional Heat Illnesses provides practitioners with all the informat...Amazon
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'Keep Cool' Personal Portable Water Mist Cooler - Refreshing Ultra-Fine Mist! - $21.99
Beat the heat this summer with your own personal cooling water mist system*Just a few pumps of the handle pressurizes water for ultra-fine mist you release on-demand*Rugged...Amazon
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How to Adjust to the Heat (Prepare for your next trip to a hot climate) - $10.00
Be prepared for your next trip to a hot climate! This IAMAT document tells you how.Amazon
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Heat Exhaustion Questions
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What causes Saturn internal heat? 2 AnswersSaturn, which radiates almost three times more energy than it receives from the Sun, is a more complicated case as it is not massive enough to retain its primev... read more -
How has the heat wave affected you? 3 Answersthe high level rigde Is causing the heat wave. It also has something to do with global warming. All the stuff we are pumping into the air is really bad for t... read more -
What nanomaterials generate heat? 1 Answer----quote---- Materials referred to as "nanomaterials" generally fall into two categories: fullerenes, and inorganic nanoparticles. See also Nanomaterials in L... read more
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