Magnesium is an essential mineral with evidence of effectiveness in treating eclampsia and preeclampsia, arrhythmia, severe asthma, and migraine (Table 3).
Polyester is a terrible fabric for hot weather. It doesn't absorb sweat and it holds on to the heat. Cotton is excellent, especially when it's white or cream colored. It doesn't attract heat from sunlight and it absorbs sweat quickly so that the sweat doesn't linger on the skin and irritate it.ropical climates may cause discomfort to people not used to the temperatures. Prolonged exposure to sunlight can weaken silk. Shirts made of synthetic material, such as polyester, can trap moisture and heat. Many fabrics absorb sweat, which can lead to body odor, discomfort and health concerns in warm climates.
Casey expeditioner on quad bike (Photo: Robb Cullen) The type and amount of clothing needed to stay warm and dry depends on the time of the year, location, and what sort of activity the person is doing. Buildings on station are heated to around 18Â° Celsius, so normal clothes (e.g. jeans and t-shirt) are worn.