The Brain Cooler

A Wide-brim Hat That Helps Lower Your Brain Temperature

The Brain Cooler is a patent-pending, all-in-one wide-brim hat designed to help lower brain temperature on even the hottest days. Lightweight, comfortable, and easy to activate with cool water, it provides over one hour of cooling relief while you’re out and about.

Whether you’re traveling, at the park, enjoying a theme park, or just spending time under the sun, The Brain Cooler helps you stay comfortable, energized and let you be just a cooler person.

Perfect for golfing, fishing, gardening, roofing, or any outdoor activity — now summer heat won’t slow you down.

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Associated Publications

  1. “Cognitive Functioning and Heat Strain: Performance Responses and Protective Strategies” (Sports Medicine, Springer): This review explores how heat strain, especially in outdoor activities, affects cognitive tasks such as decision-making, attention, and reaction time. Heat stress significantly impairs cognitive performance, leading to slower reaction times and poor decision-making in sports.
  2. “Heat, Hydration, and the Human Brain, Heart, and Skeletal Muscles” (Sports Medicine, Springer): This publication focuses on how dehydration and hyperthermia from outdoor heat exposure impact brain function. It highlights how brain circulation and metabolism are altered during intense physical activity in hot environments, affecting coordination and physical performance.
  3. “Emerging Environmental and Weather Challenges in Outdoor Sports” (MDPI): This review addresses the risks associated with heat exposure in outdoor sports, focusing on cognitive and physical impairments such as decreased coordination and reaction time.
  4. “Performance in the Heat: Physiological Factors of Importance for Hyperthermia-Induced Fatigue” (Comprehensive Physiology): This study discusses how hyperthermia affects athletes’ physical and mental performance, focusing on fatigue, muscle control, and cognitive impairments such as reaction time and decision-making.
  5. “Effects of Heat Stress on Cognitive Performance: The Current State of Knowledge” (International Journal of Hyperthermia): This paper reviews the impact of heat stress on mental functions, specifically how prolonged exposure to high temperatures leads to impaired focus, slower reaction times, and poor coordination in athletes.
  6. “Impact of Elevated Core Body Temperature on Attention Networks” (Cognitive and Behavioral Neurology): This study explores the effects of high core body temperatures on attention and cognitive function, showing how heat-induced cognitive decline directly impacts athletic performance.
  7. “Thermal Stress Models and Guidelines for Outdoor Sports” (MDPI): This article suggests improvements in current models to better predict and mitigate the effects of heat stress on outdoor athletes. It emphasizes the need for better heat management to prevent impaired cognitive and motor functions.
  8. “Alterations in Cognitive Performance During Passive Hyperthermia” (International Journal of Hyperthermia): This research focuses on how even passive exposure to heat, such as sitting in a hot environment, can significantly alter cognitive performance, including decision-making and coordination in sports.
  9. “Psychological Aspects of Military Performance in Hot Environments” (US Army Medical Research): This paper examines how heat affects psychological performance, offering parallels to sports environments where prolonged heat exposure impairs mental and physical abilities such as reaction times and decision-making.
  10. “Exertional Hyperthermia and its Effects on Physical Performance in Outdoor Sports” (Journal of Sports Science and Medicine): This paper highlights how outdoor athletes experience cognitive decline and physical performance issues like poor coordination and slower reaction times when exposed to exertional hyperthermia.