Sweating plays a role in lowering body temperature, but modern people who spend most of their time in temperature-controlled rooms
have a weakened thermoregulation function and find it difficult to sweat.
If you can't sweat properly when it's hot,
heat builds up in your body, causing your body temperature to rise,
which can lead to heatstroke.
Heat acclimatization is when the body gets used to heat.
When hot days continue, the body gradually adapts to the heat and becomes more resistant to it.
As heat acclimatization progresses, the amount of sweat and skin blood flow increase,
making it easier to dissipate heat through evaporative cooling from sweating and heat radiation from the body surface.
An effective measure for heat acclimatization is "to sweat."
To ensure that your sweating function, which regulates body temperature, works properly,
it is important for your body to get accustomed to sweating.
Establishing a habit of sweating by taking a bath
helps your body's thermoregulation function work more effectively,
which in turn leads to the prevention of heatstroke.
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