Meteorsensitive. How weather affects our physical and mental health
- Psychology
- Categories:Psychology
- Language:Spanish（Translation Services Available）
- Publication date:February,2023
- Pages:376
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- Publication Place:Spain
- Words:（Unknown）
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- Text Color:Black and white
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Feature
★Atmospheric pressure, wind, high temperatures, pollution, solar radiation, altitude or the effect of the moon are some of the aspects that I have dug with the main intention of demolishing myths and finding answers in the only place where I have encountered the truth since I was a little girl: science.
Description
When Mar Gómez, a Physicist and meteorologist moved to southwest Madrid, she could tell how her body was reacting to the drier weather and the local gusty winds. Driven by her scientific curiosity, she immersed herself in the study of meteorsensitivity, a rather unknown discipline, but one that offers mind-blowing answers to understand the effects that atmospheric changes have on our bodies. And, most importantly, how the current advance of climate change will end up affecting not only the planet, but also all of us.
Author
Complutense university of Madrid, where she specialised in Physics of the Atmosphere. Currently, she is the head of the meteorology section of eltiempo.es and has contributed to a number of media outlets. Among her most outstanding talks, it is worth mentioning the one she gave during the International summit on Climate, Change The Change, the United Nations summit on Climate Change (COP25), and her involvement in the United Nations program to protect the Artic.
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