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Techno-Science.net on MSN🌡️ Cold water shock: the danger of sudden immersionIt's a hot summer day: you're running on the beach, the sun is blazing, and all you can think about is a refreshing dive. You ...
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The Independent on MSNEven during a heat wave, taking a cold shower might be a bad idea. Here’s whyEven during a heat wave, taking a cold shower might be a bad idea. Here’s why - Your body may not respond to refreshing cold ...
When the body hits cold water, it can trigger “cold shock” which causes “dramatic changes in breathing, heart rate and blood ...
This difference can be more than just a shock to the system; it can be dangerous. Cold water shock happens when your body hits water that’s colder than 70 degrees.
Lake Huron reaches an average of 69.1 degrees Fahrenheit in August. Temperatures climb in the spring and summer months, reaching peak temperatures in the late summer and early fall, according to GLISA ...
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