If you're too hot, blood vessels will dilate, so more blood flows close to the skin's surface (vasodilation), and you'll produce sweat.
Si vous avez trop chaud, les vaisseaux sanguins se dilateront, de sorte que plus de sang coulera près de la surface de la peau (vasodilatation) et vous produirez de la sueur.
| Text | If you're too hot bloods vessel will dilate, so more blood flows close to skins surface (vasodilation) and you'll produce sweat |
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