Overview of heat related illness by New England Journal of Medicine Group reviews the different range of acute heat-related illnesses including symptoms and management. Heat stress is a serious matter.

When it's cold outside, you'll put on a coat, when it's raining, you'l use a raincoat. So what to do when it's really warm? Yes taking off layers is the first idea which comes in mind, but only few people use wearables to protect themselves from heat.
Wearing personal cooling clothing will definitely help fighting heat stress, but the main benefit of this adapted clothing is to allow the user to continue an activity in a warm environment. Being able to carry on performing tasks, to concentrate for longer periods of time remain the difference with someone not wearing cooling clothing.
When one is exposed to heat, the body needs to recover. By cooling either during activity or post activity will support this recovery process of the body.
High performance athletes use these 2 types of cooling to prepare themselves to competition and for their recovery post activity. From Formula 1 to Olympic sports, the use of personal cooling has become easier with easy wearable like Inuteq's range.
Check out our product range fitting different needs and situations coping with heat stress and to beat the heat.
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Don't underestimate heat stress. Looking for cooling clothing? INUTEQ provides easy-to-use, non-toxic options to keep you cool at work, during exercise or while relaxing—indoors, outdoors or in PPE. Ideal for training, riding, farming or activating brown adipose tissue. Stay cool & beat the heat with ease! We're located in St Ives NSW (North of Sydney): call us or email us.