What Causes Fatigue? An Address
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For heating purposes other methods than open fires should be adopted. And blacksmiths' fires should be hooded to carry away gases.
Anything that interferes with the general circulation of the blood, such as heart disease, tight clothing or the con- dition of the body, causes fatigue. Where there is diminished lung capacity, as in consumption of the lungs (phthisis), there is interference with the oxygen carrying power of the blood. In heart disease the blood is not properly pumped through the b...ody. In the case of obese persons the in- crease of the vessels and the distance for the blood to travel make the heart pump harder. Tight clothing directly in- terferes with the circulation. All these cause fatigue. Age, sex, climate and seasons also have much to do with the circulation of the blood, and therefore with fatigue.
Accumulation op Waste Causes Fatigue.
The third great cause of fatigue is poisoning by ac- cumulated waste in the muscles or poisoning by toxic sub- stances. This accumulation may be due to too rapid forma- tion of the products of waste, or it may be due to the inability of the blood or system to carry away the waste products.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For heating purposes other methods than open fires should be adopted. And blacksmiths' fires should be hooded to carry away gases.
Anything that interferes with the general circulation of the blood, such as heart disease, tight clothing or the con- dition of the body, causes fatigue. Where there is diminished lung capacity, as in consumption of the lungs (phthisis), there is interference with the oxygen carrying power of the blood. In heart disease the blood is not properly pumped through the b...ody. In the case of obese persons the in- crease of the vessels and the distance for the blood to travel make the heart pump harder. Tight clothing directly in- terferes with the circulation. All these cause fatigue. Age, sex, climate and seasons also have much to do with the circulation of the blood, and therefore with fatigue.
Accumulation op Waste Causes Fatigue.
The third great cause of fatigue is poisoning by ac- cumulated waste in the muscles or poisoning by toxic sub- stances. This accumulation may be due to too rapid forma- tion of the products of waste, or it may be due to the inability of the blood or system to carry away the waste products.
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