Canicle Changes Behavior: Extreme Temperatures Make Us More Nervous, Anxious and Irritable
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"The heat doesn't only affect your body. It also affects your mood," said Dr. Susan, "Why does the excessive heat make us so moroccanous and how can we manage it better? I know the experts best. How does the high temperatures affect your body? "The high temperatures have cascade effects on your body," said Dr. Craig Sawchuk, a psychologist at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, according to The Guardian. "When it gets hot, your body activates to the m…
Photo: video capture/Acts AM The Committee on Agriculture of the Congress summoned the Deputy Minister of Agricultural Health and Regulations of the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Food (MAGA), Mayra Mota, to learn about the actions implemented by the institution before a canicle that could extend between 25 and 40 days during this year. During her appearance, the official explained that the drought, associated with the El Niño phenomenon…
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