What is "heat shock" that you should be careful of in winter mornings?
The Japanese Red Cross Society describes the "heat shock "
"Heat shock" refers to the phenomenon where blood pressure inside the body changes rapidly when you suddenly move to a cold place.
Therefore, it may cause loss of consciousness or lead to heart or brain diseases.
For example, when you get out of a warm bed in the morning and enter a cold room or bathroom, your body can be startled causing your blood pressure to rise or fall.
This is very dangerous.
To prevent heatstroke, instead of getting out of bed right away, try moving your body lightly while still under the covers for a while before getting up.
Also, please wear another layer over your pajamas so you dont feel cold.
On winter mornings, it's important to take care of your body and get up slowly.
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