Human Edge:Limits of Human Physiology and Performance

人类的边缘:生理学极限

人体生理学

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出版时间
2020年11月20日
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ISBN
9789811210112
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228 pp
语      种
英文
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The book is a non fiction-based piece of popular science which unravels the amazing adaptive physiological responses that our bodies undergo as we push it to the limits in extreme sports and natural environments. Each chapter captures the history, geography and physical challenges which our bodies face when we as a species have tried to conquer the great outdoors. From Mt Everest to the South Pole, from a journey to Mars to the bottom of the Mariana trench, the book makes the subject accessible to readers, with a basic knowledge of science, and also tries to bring in the author’s own personal experiences and those of many legends from this sphere. For the reader (someone interested in science, particularly the life sciences or those who enjoy the outdoors and partake in extreme sports and outdoor activities), this is aimed to make physiology accessible and relatable, not as a piece of academic text. The reader will come away with a stronger understanding of human physiology (particularly at the extreme), how the body first deteriorates, then adapts and finally excels when faced with running a marathon, summiting Everest or going to Mars. Its cross functional nature, being a piece of non-fiction / popular science with personal anecdotes and history mixed in, will make for an interesting and memorable reading. Key Features: o Linking the chapter’s science with a historical perspective and personal anecdotes so the reader can appreciate the mental and emotional side of these physical changes o Discussing first principles of basic physical and natural sciences to highlight the relationship between the world around us and the changing physiological systems o Linking the various systems together, from each of the unique extreme environments, to sequentially build upon each of the chapter’s learnings
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