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Extreme Body-Core Temperatures
Stew Smith | January 08, 2008
remember how good it feels to dangle your feet in water or taking Grandma's advice to run cool tap water over your wrists. You can also put a cool towel on your face. Without thinking we exploit the special heat loss blood vessels in the palms of our hands, the soles of our feet, and the face."

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Folks, you have to see it for yourself. This science works and on the "Fight Science" show you will learn how to properly heat and cool someone if hyperthermia or hypothermia occurs. Enjoy Sunday, January 27, 2008 9:00pm EST on the National Geographic Channel. 

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About Stew Smith

Stew Smith is a graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy, a former Navy SEAL, and author of several fitness and self defense books such as The Complete Guide to Navy SEAL Fitness, and Maximum Fitness. As a military fitness trainer, Stew has trained hundreds of students for Navy SEAL, Special Forces, Air Force PJ, Ranger Training, and other physical law enforcement professions. His eBooks at Military.com can help you achieve your fitness goals, whether you're a beginner or an expert.

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