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El creador de contenido y especialista, Álvaro Fernández, explica los motivos científicos de estar más apáticos cuando hace calor
Madrid, Spain – As temperatures rise, many individuals report experiencing increased fatigue and lethargy. A pharmacist, known online as Farmaceuticofernandez, has shed light on the physiological reasons behind this common summer complaint. According to the pharmacist, the human body expends significant energy to maintain a stable core temperature in hot environments. This continuous effort to regulate internal temperature diverts energy that would otherwise be used for daily activities, leading to a feeling of exhaustion. Furthermore, high temperatures cause blood vessels to dilate, resulting in a drop in blood pressure. This vasodilation means that blood circulates with less force, potentially reducing oxygen delivery to various parts of the body and contributing to a general sense of weakness. The pharmacist also emphasized the role of sweating, a natural cooling mechanism, in this process. "When we sweat profusely, we not only lose water, leading to dehydration, but also essential minerals like sodium and magnesium," he explained. "This loss of electrolytes further exacerbates feelings of tiredness and can impact overall bodily functions." Understanding these bodily responses can help individuals better manage their energy levels during periods of intense heat, highlighting the importance of hydration and electrolyte balance.
El creador de contenido y especialista, Álvaro Fernández, explica los motivos científicos de estar más apáticos cuando hace calor