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How does the body react to prevent us from overheating?

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Dr. Jeffrey Kass answered

You sweat: For one.....but keep in mind don't leave it up to your body.....drink fluids and rest. Overheating is not good for you....

Dr Eastburn agreed

Answered 10/5/2014

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