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The document discusses how the human body is affected by extreme heat in Death Valley. It notes that the body can lose large quantities of salt and water due to lack of water and sweating, which can lead to dizziness and nausea. The heart must pump more blood and blood vessels dilate to accommodate increased blood flow in high temperatures. Common experiences in excessive heat include muscle cramps and spasms. Clothing and items are needed to help the body maintain homeostasis in this harsh environment.
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