… , nonconsecutive heat acclimation ( TDHA ) in comparison to once‐daily heat acclimation
( ODHA ) … ) for inducing heat adaptations, improved exercise tolerance, and cytokine (immune) …

… the resultant inflammatory response would be less pro-inflammatory and more anti-inflammatory …
and identify any changes in the temporal response during the heat acclimation process. …

… heat on parameters of OxS and inflammation. We have recently demonstrated that heat
acclimation (… shown to be directly linked to OxS [21] and inflammation [22]. However, there are no …

… heat stroke is a life threatening condition, which involves hyperthermia associated with a
systemic inflammatory response, … ), and an inflammatory response are responsible for tissue …

… exercise-heat exposures, leading to heat acclimation, can … heat loss mechanisms and
improve physiological responses … However, this study focuses on the inflammatory response and …

… translocation, or by reducing the inflammatory response. This review will initially … by heat
acclimation, and subsequently emphasize the cellular changes that occur with heat acclimation …

… inflammation by preventing endotoxin translocation into the portal circulation and limiting
the systemic inflammatory response. … , heat acclimation, and the heat shock response in the …

… Therefore, we sought to determine whether heat acclimation (… in proinflammatory cytokine
response. Since plasma TNF-α … , IL-10, an anti-inflammatory cytokine was measured. Our first …

… illness in several cell types and at various stages of inflammatory response to heat stress.
Again, this interpretation must be made with caution as the bulk of human research resides …

… Aims: To compare the physiological and inflammatory responses of … heat acclimatisation
status may influence resting concentrations of IgM and LPS following exercise in the heat; …