For palliative care and aged care patients, heat stress can pose a significant health risk, adding discomfort, distress, and complications during a vulnerable time in their lives. Older adults and people with serious health conditions are especially prone to heat-related stress due to reduced ability to regulate their body temperature,…
Cancer treatment can be physically and emotionally challenging, especially when side effects like hair loss and heat sensitivity become part of the journey. At Arctic Heat, we understand how important it is to help patients feel as comfortable and in control as possible throughout their treatment. That’s why we offer…
Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is a chronic condition that affects the central nervous system, and for many individuals, heat can be a major trigger for symptom flare-ups. Even a slight rise in body temperature can temporarily worsen MS symptoms such as fatigue, weakness, or cognitive difficulties. That’s where targeted cooling therapy…
The human body is adapted to stay healthy at a core body temperature of approximately 98 degrees Fahrenheit which means, this bodily temperature allows the organs to function normally. It is when this body temperature changes that undesirable effects start appearing and reflecting in our bodies. In our earlier blogs,…
Did you know that according to statistics, heat stress causes 300 deaths each year? Well, it’s a known fact it can be extremely hazardous to work under high-temperature conditions. But, with the help of advanced products that have been designed specifically for body cooling, it can now be easy for…
