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https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cp3rz07grngo
Very recently, the term 'kokushobi' which describes the day when
temperatures reach 40 degrees was created by the Japan
Meteorological Agency. With such extreme heat on the rise, the risk
of heatstroke is higher than ever.
Why on earth does the heat cause such a fatal risk to our lives?
Understand well. Gain the knowledge!
Your body can't let the heat out, which causes parts of the body to get damaged.
Q.Why wt heat stroke?
答えが気になっちゃった方は熱中症なぜおこる 検索
Look at the heat index (WBGT), not just the temperature.
Q.What is the standard for prevention?
It focuses on the heat exchange between the human body and the
outside air, and it is calculated from three factors: temperature,
humidity, and radiant heat.
In these factors, humidity, and radiant heat are are important
than temperature in getting heat stroke. (だからといって気温が高す
ぎると脳に損傷とかそっち系の危なさはあると思われる。)
Humidity influences heat stroke the most.
During the gloomy, muggy days before the rain, when I got heat
stroke, I was carried underneath the tree.
On that day, the humidity exceeded 80%.
As was getting unconscious, I saw the silhouette behind the bush.
The man probably watched me.At that moment, I felt my body
suddenly grow lighter, and the ground felt soft and bouncy.

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At that exact moment, I lost consciousness. However, in the mere milliseconds before I truly passed out, I distinctly remembered someone
and pouring some drink into my mouth.
The next time I opened my eyes, I was in the school nurse's office. Later, when I asked the smate who had carried under the shade
there was no human shadow in the bush at that time, Was it just a hallucination?
Fortunately, I suffered no lasting aftereffects that day, so I simply went home and decided to st.
As I lay in bed, a thought suddenly crossed my mind. I feel like this experience
ling a th
h someone sa
e first time.
ying, Pse don't die..."
he tre ey told me that
Boring
...That's right, it was that time.
I had an experience worst died, which rem
The hallway at sollapsed
And it fell from rect bove were I was waing.
most errify moment of my life
They said these wa exp. Ind, since thome economics room was
oddly localized
That day too, as y con busness fa d away
e someone was
It was after school, so none else wa around, yet that person
I wanted to thank them,t my cociousness was ha
... Could it be that som ng is targetin
The next day. When I arri
for me to make tea with
It wasn't impossible. However, for some reason, the explosion was
moving the rubble from over my buried body.
of nowhere and saved me.
end, I never found out who it was, so I couldn't express my gratitude.
they are saving me. Is someone constantly watching me? The questions are endless.
, there was a letter on my desk. Inside was a chameleon plant (dokudami) and a note saying, "Cheer up with this." Did they mean
er way, it smells terrible. Is this harassment?... Thinking that way, I didn't pay much attention to it.
After that, nothing particularly interesting happened, and months passed as usual.
Spring, with scattering cherry blossoms. That day was exceptionally hot for spring, with temperatures significantly higher than average. And then, I did it again.
Partly because I wasn't used to the heat, and also because in spring, the sun's position is relatively lower than in summer, striking the face directly. Heatstroke caused by
radiant heat like this is also an important factor in heatstroke.
Radiant heat refers to heat from direct sunlight or heat emitted from buildings and the ground. Hotter objects generate more radiant heat. If you feel it is hot due to
strong sunlight or glare, it is a situation where heatstroke is likely to occur. Let's use umbrellas or walk in the shade.
Since plants have lower temperatures, grass and tree shade reduce the heat index. Conversely, once buildings warm up, they generate radiant heat for a long time,
increasing the heat index. This is why it remains hot indoors even at night, so caution is required.
And so, I got heatstroke once again. This time I was carried to the nurse's office, but as I lay in bed, I noticed someone peeking through the curtain. Again. This time my
consciousness was clear, so I stared back at the face with a bit of fear, confirming it wasn't a hallucination, until the person eventually walked away.
Without a doubt, there is something targeting me...
By the way, the language of flowers for chameleon plants was 'self-sacrifice' and 'white remembrance. Is there any connection to what's happening to me now...? Also,
dokudami is effective for reducing fever and detoxifying the body... Was the liquid poured into my mouth back then actually dokudami teal? It might indeed perk me up,
but still...!
To be continued in any story