I suffer from allergies compounded by an injury. This has led to a varying degree of obstructed breathing and discomfort. Warmer weather tends to bring greate

I suffer from allergies compounded by an injury. This has led to a varying degree of obstructed breathing and discomfort. Warmer weather tends to bring greater allergic and perhaps other factors influencing this condition. I notice a significant cognitive decline under these conditions. When I work in air conditioned environments, I perceive my cognitive ability to increase as the cooler, drier, and filtered air gradually mitigates the symptoms of congestion and discomfort. In my experience, there is a lot that medicine and formal study do not recognize nor study. For lack of a better word, a "hollistic" perspective that looks beyond easily reducible and isolated factors is significantly absent and is so particularly with respect to acknowledging and addressing current conditions as opposed to promoting one particular theory or product. So, it's anecdotal, but for me, I have little difficulty believing such a correlation is possible. One might think that populations would adapt to warmer environments to not be cognitively challenged by them. But we've been moving around a lot, and changing our environment a lot, in recent decades. As just one possible reason why not.