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These changes are particularly pronounced in individuals who are not frequent sauna users (Pilch et al., 2003). The hormonal system strongly affects the thermoregulatory system, and a number of hormonal changes occur under thermal stress. The hormone-receptor complex then binds to DNA and activates the genes responsible for the production of specific proteins and enzymes (Jaskólski & Jaskólska, 2006). The production of the antidiuretic hormone (ADH) and aldosterone is intensified to normalize blood pressure (Hannuksela & Ellahham, 2001; Kauppinen, 1989). Elevated blood pressure and sweating during sauna trigger a number of responses and activate mechanisms that are responsible for the maintenance of homeostasis. Some of these changes resemble the processes that occur in response to other stressors, whereas other changes are typical of sauna-induced stress (Kukkonen-Harjula & Kauppinen, 1988). In the studied population, 23.70% of males and 14.93% of females experienced discomfort due to high temperature, a large number of participants, and the presence of the opposite sex (Podstawski et al., 2013).
An increase in COR concentrations is considered a sensitive indicator of a stress reaction and intolerance of heat, which is most frequently reported in infrequent or first-time sauna users (Follenius et al., 1982). In the present study, a significant decrease in COR levels could suggest that users who regularly use the sauna (twice a week) are accustomed to extreme changes in temperature. The above could indicate that intermittent exposure to hot and cold stress partially stabilizes blood COR levels and alleviates stress in men who are regular sauna users. In a study by Remes et al. (1979), the mean increase in hormone levels tended to be greater in the well-conditioned group than in the poorly conditioned group of army recruits. No significant relationships were found for the remaining hormones (COR, PRL, and DHEA-S) or their changes during the sauna treatment. The relationships between different hormone concentrations before and after sauna and changes in these relationships in view of the participants’ PA levels (expressed in MET units) are presented in Table 2. After the sauna treatment, a very small decrease in COR concentrations was noted in men with very low baseline COR levels, and a minor increase or no change in COR concentrations were observed in four subjects.
This has important implications in our ‘obesogenic’ society, living most/all our time in our TNZ range of temperatures and surrounded by food, which is always accessible and highly palatable. During short exposures to cold, an almost perfect fit is shown, with intake adjustment compensating accurately for temperature-induced changes in expenditure. Food intake is required to meet physiological needs of nutrients, but also as a source of energy, including what is needed for thermal homeostasis. When analyzing the effect of ambient temperature on energy homeostasis, the other variable to consider is energy intake. Thus, a diminished response of BAT to food intake and to cold temperature has been observed in practically all genetic forms of obesity (172).
Studies of the HPA axis in which human subjects were assessed following variable weight loss regimens and lengths of time maintaining a reduced weight have found increases 31, decreases 32, and no change 33 in indices of cortisol production following weight loss. In-patient and out-patient studies of humans following weight loss have reported, respectively, no change or as much as a 30% increase in the amount of time that subjects spend moving each day, 11, 18 supporting the view that skeletal muscle work efficiency is increased 20 (as opposed to decreased amount of motion per se) following weight loss. The responses of lean and obese individuals to experimental perturbations of body weight suggest that the magnitude of stored energy, particularly fat, is defended by central nervous system-mediated mechanisms that are similar, if not identical in lean and obese individuals. The inability of most otherwise successfully weight-reduced individuals to sustain weight loss reflects the actions of potent and redundant metabolic, neuroendocrine, and autonomic systems (see below). Thermogenic testosterone is a fascinating intersection of hormone science and metabolism, offering insight into how your body regulates energy, fat, and muscle. This can affect fat metabolism and how your body manages weight, especially as hormone levels shift with age or lifestyle factors. Thermogenic testosterone refers to the way testosterone influences thermogenesis, the production of heat in your body through metabolic processes.
Sexual hormones and the ovarian cycle regulate heat conserving and heat dissipating processes, although the mechanisms are still not well understood and merit further investigation. Some studies have evaluated the effect of sex dimorphism and sexual hormones on the vasomotor and sweating response to a thermal challenge, but many gaps in knowledge still exist. Humans have a much higher gland density than apes (about 10 times higher) and furry mammals, including our closest primate relatives, rely mainly on panting to increase their evaporative heat loss.
Conversely, when environmental temperatures get warmer and close to the TNZ, intake is progressively suppressed, but this reduction is lower than the decrease observed in energy expenditure, particularly in the case of highly tasty foods (169). An inverse relationship exists between ambient temperature and food intake across a wide range of temperatures in multiple species, including humans. Interestingly, most mammals spend most of their time in ambient temperatures lower than their TNZ, which implies that they activate energy-costly thermoregulatory mechanisms. BAT and browning of WAT have become attractive therapeutic targets to increase energy expenditure and clearing excessive fat from circulation. Ambient temperature and thermoregulation have a major role on energy balance by regulating food intake, heat production and energy expenditure.
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