The rise in temperature in our country and in the rest of the world; not only the elderly or people with health problems, healthy youth and adults started to worry.

Scientists are concerned about increased extreme temperatures with high humidity and upper limit for human safety they searched. Unfortunately, this temperature is much lower than we thought.

Research on the upper limit of temperature has raised concerns.

A 2010 study found that the upper limit for the human body is 46.1°C at 100% humidity, 35°C or 50% humidity, further through evaporation of sweat to maintain body temperature. he can no longer cool himself had been said.

This limit, recently tested on humans in lab settings, has raised further concerns.

To investigate the upper limit of temperature for our safety, the subjects were placed in a room where they could go about their daily work. Healthy adults coming to the Noll Lab at Penn State University; such as showering, cooking, eating simulates your daily activities could move.

researchers; in hundreds of separate experiments, they slowly increased the temperature or humidity in the room and the subject’s temperature begins to rise they observed.

Once the critical perimeter is crossed, hazards begin to appear.

The combination of temperature and humidity at which our internal temperature begins to rise continuously is called the “critical environmental limit.” Below this limit, the body is relative a constant core temperature. can protect. Above this limit, the temperature rises continuously and the risk of heat-related illness increases with prolonged exposure.

When the body overheats, the heart turns to dissipate heat. to pump blood flow to the skin it has to work harder and also reduces body fluids when we sweat.

As a result of this research, it turned out that the environmental upper limit was even lower than 35 degrees.

New research suggests the upper limit is 31°C at 100% humidity or 38°C at 60% humidity. Resulting in warm weather more than we expected we have to pay attention.

Following their latest study, experts now want to test older men and women to see what the upper limits of safety are. To grow heart disease and breathing problems The upper limit of temperature for the elderly is likely to be much lower due to the risk of pneumonia

Together we will see the effects of the increase in air temperatures on us.

These studies are very important because as the average global temperature continues to rise, heat waves will become both stronger and more intense, and this impact on human health We don’t know exactly how it will end yet.