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Temperature Regulation Resources for Wheelchair Users

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Why We Overheat: Seth McBride explains, using personal experience and real world examples, how impaired sweating and circulation affects the temperature regulation response of wheelchair users. Spinal Cord Injury and Exercise in the Heat: This article from the Gatorade Sports Science Institute details the science of how people with SCI — particularly above T6 — have reduced sweat output and… Source
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Temperature Regulation Resources for Wheelchair Users

Why We Overheat: Seth McBride explains, using personal experience and real world examples, how impaired sweating and circulation affects the temperature regulation response of wheelchair users. Spinal Cord Injury and Exercise in the Heat: This article from the Gatorade Sports Science Institute details the science of how people with SCI — particularly above T6 — have reduced sweat output and… Source

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