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EPISODE · Jul 31, 2025 · 1H 6M

EPISODE 97 - Heat Sensitivity - Exploring What’s Possible

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It’s summer in North America, and heat sensitivity is a current topic on pretty much every MS site on social media. Do you struggle with MS heat sensitivity? Do your symptoms flare when you overdo it? Do you find yourself less able to safely spend time outdoors? Do you retreat from socializing or other favorite activities because of the heat? Does that negatively impact your mood and mental health? If any of these questions resonate with you, this episode is for you. In this episode we’ll learn about how MS impacts our body’s ability to withstand hot and cold temperatures, ways we can safely mitigate the heat and cold sensitivity symptoms we experience, as well as explore ways we can deliberately better acclimatize to heat and cold to expand our current temperature comfort zone. We’ll also talk about why we are approaching the BEST time of year to start training our bodies to better manage the heat of next summer (!) as well as share an example of an acclimatization plan that you can use to create your own. Take a listen - it just might change everything for you and help you better live a life you love! patreon.com/MSFlock

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