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    What is the term used for the physiological effect of the reduced heart rate when getting your face wet?
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    I remember it as a single word.... but I cannot remember that word.
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    The only term that I know of is bradycardia, which means a slow heart rate.

    are you referring to a scenario were someone goes into cold water and the heart rate slows down - which would be related to some type of shock.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lars2923 View Post
    I remember it as a single word.... but I cannot remember that word.
    are you talking about vasoconstriction?
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    Quote Originally Posted by lottie View Post
    are you talking about vasoconstriction?
    Which can cause an increase in blood pressure and increased rate? I think it is more of a Dive-Reflex?

    Maybe the Mammalian response!????
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    Lottie, it is not any of those you mention..
    It is a specific term used for the physiological effect of one immersing their
    face in water. Goes back 1000's of years. Why our heart rate drops when our face gets wet is unknown.

    ie. face gets wet while taking a shower, dipping your face in a pool, splashing your face with water, getting your face splashed with water, etc..

    It is automatic, non voluntary effect.
    It is referred to as: ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?
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