This Is What Extreme Heat Can Do To Your Brain And Body

Last Updated on January 7, 2021

Even if you love summer and you are excited to do all of its special activities, the heat will be able to wear down all of your excitement and mental abilities. In fact, the same study about suicide found out that more than 600 million people are more likely to experience more depression when the temperature increases.

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#7 – Allergies and Asthma

It is known that every spring, allergy people suffer from their throats, noses, eyes, sinuses, and more. But since the temperature is rising, the spring will be beginning earlier each year, which mean the allergy will get to stay longer. All of that leads to more sniffling and sneezing, therefore, high chances of having asthma attacks.

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#8 – Death

The deadliest form of extreme weather is the heat waves. In fact, it is responsible for more deaths than hurricanes, tornadoes, lightning, floods, and earthquakes combined in the United States every year.

Plus, around the world, there are many people who are exposed to extreme heat that is capable to make their organs swell and cells to die. In 2003, there were more than 60,000 deaths in Europe because of summer heat wave, while in 2010, more than 10,000 people died in Moscow.

These numbers are scary, so make sure to always stay hydrated, and stay inside when it is too hot outside. Remember that air conditioner is bliss. Stay safe!