So we can utilize the parts of the body to cool down much faster where our ancestors didn't have hair on, neat.
Interesting info. Painfully bad scripted podcast. Holy smokes, who hired those two robots?
Could someone who listened to or read it give a short summary?
TLDR: An effective way to cool down is to cool your feet, the palms of your hands or the top of your face because of high blood flow through these areas. Some athletes are using cooling gloves to utilize this effect.
Also quite inconvenient. For me, soak a T-shirt, wring it out as much as possible, wear it and get on with things works well enough.
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