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btw the humidity is what really throws me. I can deal with some heat, but make it muggy, and I go down like a sack of potatoes.
There are 3 papers out there (not free unfortunately) by Russell Johnson, a meteorologist with MS who made the connection between dew point temperature and MS symptoms some time ago has written a number of papers on the subject. Unfortunately you can't get at the papers for free on the internet. But, in a nutshell, he lays out a framework that shows that humidity is the oft overlooked variable, it's not just about heat. Ken
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