Health And Wellness

Even while we frequently discuss the risk of heart attacks during the winter, your heart is affected by any type of severe temperature. However, summer is a dangerous time to be alive because high temperatures force the body to work harder to maintain a normal body temperature. This raises the basal metabolic rate (BMR), or the amount of calories burned as your body goes through its most fundamental life-sustaining processes. Imagine if the body is constantly in the fifth gear rather than first. While the body can adjust to extreme heat for everyone with a healthy heart, those with underlying medical issues may have specific health problems. The blood pressure is affected initially. Humidity levels rise in conjunction with high summer temperatures.