… Our results suggest the presence of a vicious cycle between impaired thermoregulation and
AD-like neuropathology, and it is proposed that correcting thermoregulatory deficits might be …

… states and in the presence of drugs that impair thermoregulatory control (28). In these cases
… thermoregulatory responses are either inadequate or overwhelmed. All thermoregulatory …

… Risks for heat-related illnesses are greater in individuals with impaired thermoregulatory
responses … Thus, the beneficial effects of training on thermoregulation in elderly people involve …

… impairment in thermoregulatory function in the postexercise period remains (54). Therefore,
individuals with diabetes exhibit a greater level of hyperthermia at the end of exercise and a …

… Figure 10.2 Physiological mechanisms for maintaining thermoregulatory homeostasis.
Breakdown or impairment in any of the thermoregulatory mechanisms can lead to serious …

… The importance of exaggerated sweating as the cause of hypothermia in these cases is
supported by the beneficial effect of drugs that block muscarinic cholinergic receptors of sweat …

… normal thermoregulatory defenses. General anesthetics profoundly impair thermoregulatory
… Most opioids only slightly impair thermoregulatory defenses, but meperidine is considerably …

… thermoregulatory system, as heat exchange between body and environment is substantially
impaired … , fluids must be absorbed before any beneficial effects of rehydration can occur. …

… Lesions affecting conduction within the CNS of MS patients can potentially impair
thermoregulatory effector responses to eccrine sweat glands. This is evidenced by previous studies …

… Although it is well established that aerobic performance is impaired when … to thermoregulate
and can improve thermoregulatory capacity with training (97). In children, thermoregulatory …