Peter Attia· MD
getting somebody out of a heat stressed environment cooling them down if you need if you need to and and you can use external um external ways to do that you can use things like Tylenol to help regulate body temperature
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getting somebody out of a heat stressed environment cooling them down if you need if you need to and and you can use external um external ways to do that you can use things like Tylenol to help regulate body temperature
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we know that a lot of sports happen in heat stressed environments so you're on the field you're hot or ready or you're out in the sun and if experimentally if you heat that brain up first which happens during exercise and then you have an impact and then that brain stays hot that can that seems to to worsen outcomes
the first is Thermo regulation and which is basically managing normal body temperature my PhD was actually looking at the effects of temperature on response to brain injury um and it's very clear that the hotter your brain gets after an injury the worse your outcome