How high a temperature can the human body tolerate?
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How high a temperature can the human body tolerate? 30℃: Most comfortable ； 33-35℃: Skin sweats, heart rate increases ； 36℃: The body emits an alarm signal ； 38℃: Sweating is insufficient to maintain normal body temperature; severe shortness of breath in the lungs; 60% more blood is pumped to the surface of the body than usual ； 39℃: A dangerous temperature – sweat glands are on the verge of failure, and heart disease is more likely to occur ； 40°C: Dizziness, unsteady standing ； 41℃: Seriously life-threatening ； Above 41℃……
You mean body temperature, right? :o
I remember reading in some book that the ideal temperature is 25 degrees in summer and 23 degrees in winter
How miserable must those children be who are left in the car during the summer!
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18 degrees Celsius is the optimal temperature for the human body; temperatures of 41 degrees Celsius and above represent an abnormal condition, and prolonged exposure to such temperatures can be fatal
The environmental temperature shown on the hygrometer is between “25–33°C”, which is quite comfortable; the temperature in a sauna should be around 50°C
I set the air conditioner in my office at 26 degrees.