howcome i fell warm when every body feels cold?
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cause you're different. and very, very special!
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The other answer about wet bodies being colder then dry is nonsense.\n\nThe answer is in thermal conductivity and heat capacity.  Your body cannot conduct heat to the air very well; the thermal conductivity is very low. You most of the heat you conduct is to the air immediately adjacent to your body- and it takes very little body heat to warm that thin layer of air because the heat capacity of the air is low.  Since your body gave up only a little heat, it didn't feel very cold.  Blowing air feels much colder, because that thin layer of warmed air keeps getting replaced by more cold air, so you body keeps giving up heat.\n\nThe tiles on the floor have great thermal conductivity to your body, and they have a lot of heat capacity.  So your body is able to very quickly transfer heat to the floor, and it takes a lot of heat before the tiles get warm, so your body looses a lot of heat and you feel cold.
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cold winter sex! that is the best sleep afterwards you are ever going to get! And, besides, in the summer, it is all ready hot! When you are f%cking and sweating all over the place, if you have the a.c. on, and if you are not careful, you are going to end up catching a cold because of that. At least in the winter, you can do what you got to do and then, after washing up, can get back into your nice warm and cozy bed and have a good night's sleep.
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Yes, you burn calories in cold weather because your body is burning energy in an effort to keep your body temperature elevated.  Just like when you exercise in extremely hot temperatures you sweat a lot, that's your body's way of cooling itself down.
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really cold. In the cold, you can at ;east attempt to get warm with layers and bodily heat. IN the heat unless you have air con, you can NEVER get cooled down
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Cold is nasty. But at least it means you can go skiing.\n\nDifferent degrees of cold feel different.\n\nTo about -5C it probably feels much like you have experienced. From -5C to about -15C the air is drier and it ironically can feel warmer than 0C (though windchill is nasty - the effect of windchill is to drop effective temperature very rapidly even for quite slow moving air).\n\nAt -15C the hairs in your nose freeze as you breath.\n\nAt about -25C your jeans go stiff as you walk.\n\nSnow behaves differently too as it gets colder. At around -20C it squeeks when you walk on it, and much below -10C it is pretty useless for making snow balls. By the way, it does not snow when its really cold - snow needs a temperature near 0C.\n\nAnd ice is odd too. If you skate, ice gets faster the colder it is. At -20C its like skating on glass.
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body temperature is 98.6 F when you enter a cold environment your body has to work harder to keep it at that temperature otherwise it would drop to the temperature of the room.if the environment is sufficiently cold you body has to work so hard to keep it at 98F that it cannot keep you awake and warm at the same time.the effect is similar to feeling tired after eating a heavy meal
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Our bodies remain at a temperature of 37deg celcius for optimum functioning and health. When we are cold our bodies are in danger of loosing that vital heat, so it has developed various methods to stop this from happening.\n\n1) we shiver. This generates heat, as the vibrations of our body cause friction. \n\n2) out body hair stands up on end (goose pimples) to trap air next to our body and form a layer of insulation around us, preventing heat from escaping.\n\nThese two functions are enough to replace any heat lost to the surroundings which have triggered these reactions.\n\nOur boby will remain at 37deg celcius whether we are standing in a steam room or ice box.
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People shiver when they get cold, but you knew that I'm sure. The reason they do that is that the muscles are really pretty bad at using their energy (from food) into what they are good for (movement). A lot of that energy isn't used for moving your body, instead it is let go as heat. That is why you get really hot when you go running. You are moving around a lot, your muscles let off a lot of heat, and you get hot. \n\nWhen you are cold however, you body is very smart and uses this mistake to its advantage. So here is what happens: \n\nA part of your brain, called the hypothalamus, gets cold. It doesn't have to get very cold, just a little bit will be enough. \nThis part of your brain then makes your muscles shake. This way your muscles are moving, but you aren't running around. It works well. \nThis muscle shaking (shivering) makes a LOT of heat, can be as much as 3x as without shivering. If it is really cold, you won't be able to stop the shivering until you get inside and warm. \nThis warms you up, and your hypothalamus. After a while you stop shivering. \nOf course if you stay in the cold, shivering may not give enough heat. In this case, your body temperature continues to drop which is very very dangerous. This is called hypothermia as is very bad and people have died of it.
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Excercise regularly or at least by walking.\nTake your medication.\nIt can psossibly be reversed if you can up your metabolism enough but most likely you will be on meds teh rest of your life.\nMedication does help with feeling cold all the time, and it regulates the miscommunicated signals your brain is sendgin your body.
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Yes, today was 35c here in the city of Cordoba, Argentina and I feel knackered. Heat and sleepyness definately work together!! I'm going to bed!!!
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Your fever is your body fighting the infection. It raises it's temperature to kill the bacteria. When you feel cold, it's your body reacting to your fever trying to cool you down by giving you chills so you won't be uncomfortabley hot.
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Cool/cold....if it's warm, I always feel like it's not clean, even if I just cleaned it an hour before.\nIn a perfect world, that is a fixture that would not be shared with anyone else, everyone would get their very own.
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When we feel cold or frightened, tiny bumps causing a tingling sensation appear on our skin. Attached to each hair inside the skin is a tiny muscle. When you get scared or feel the cold, messages go shooting off from nerve endings that pick up the cold feeling. In a flash, signals come back to the muscles, and as a result each muscle gets taut. The skin around each hair also gets pulled up. The result is little bumps.
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When your whole body tingles and all your muscles feel like jello but you also feel very hot and tense.
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Hi.  You may have something known as raynaud's phenomena.  I have this and I can never stay warm either.
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That is fine. as long as is not a major,sudden change. Your bodys temperature changes due to a lot of factors like: activity, stress or even what you eat. Lack of sleep or activity also makes a difference . you are fine.