Is it possible to condition your body to withstand higher temperatures

Yes. Its called heat adaptation. Militaries in tropical countries do this by making their soldiers wear full battle gear and sit in the sun for an hour then two hours then evntually just spending the whole day there

>>41805752
Physiological acclimation. It just your body changing things like gene expression.

>>41806020
>gene expression
Could you explain further?

>>41805752
You could start by putting your head in the oven

>>41805752
Yeah it's also a form of cardio. I heard a lady on NPR talk about it maybe a few years ago that sitting in the sauna is the same because of the effort it takes your body to be cool

Yeah it must be a thing.
I went to LA a couple months ago, I live in the UK.

I was walking around in shorts and a vest while the locals were happy in jackets and shit.

Also the older generations there look like scrotums due to not wearing sunscreen through their life.

>>41805752
yeah you will get used to it I work in 100 degree weather with 99% humidity for months

>>41807781
inb4 fatties take this the wrong way and die of heat stroke after spending 8 days in the sauna with nothing but some Cheetos and their iPad

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>>41805752
sauna, steam room, or hot tubs are good for this.

>>41807758
Not that anon, but I guess he means this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epigenetics