The classic answer to this question is water, however, water does not supply all of the needed aspects of hydration. Electrolytes, the ever popular buzz-word, are very important in the context of hydration. When the body sweats to keep cool, it loses more than just water. Salts, such as potassium and sodium chlorides, are lost through sweat.
Working two summers at a camp, I have found that watermelon and bananas, or any fresh fruit for that matter, are a tasty and highly efficient way of staying hydrated. If fresh fruits are not available, partially diluted Gatorade is also acceptable.
Perspiration. Simply put, you sweat. The sweat evaporates, taking away heat from your body.
drink water in heat and put a coat on in the cold
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Stay healthy and don't go anywhere seeming very, very hot.
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The skin keep the body cool by sweating. When the body gets too hot as you may know by exercising you begin to perspire. This is how the body cools itself down.
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Heat exhaustion is a very serious medical condition. This is when the body becomes too hot to be able to cool down.
The skin keep the body cool by sweating. When the body gets too hot as you may know by exercising you begin to perspire. This is how the body cools itself down.
It covers your body which helps to keep heat in your body. When you get too hot, the pores in the skin release sweat to help cool it down.
cause you see Justin bieber and cant cool down cause hes too hot
There will be a warning saying that it must cool down for it to work.
because it needs to cool down if it gets too hot
You can drink milk, this cools down the pallet or just add cream to the soup.
The body changes the body temperature using homeostasis. if the body gets too cold or too hot the part of the brain called hypodermis sends messages to the body to change. if its too hot your hair on your skin lie flat and you sweat and blood cells vasodilate this is when the blood cells expand to gain a higher surface area to release heat. and vis versa when it gets cold. if you wanted a scientific answer there you go. Your body sweats so when the air touches it you cool down.your body is mostly trained to do this stuff its like you controoling what you do its just your body controlls how hot or cold you get :)
Yes, evapouration of sweat removes vast quantities of heat Yes, when the body is too hot sweating occurs to bring the temperature down again so this is homeostasis.
You sweat because it is hot outside and the sweater keeps the heat in your body. Your body becomes too hot and must naturally cool itself by sweating.