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Does body temperature affect how long we live? Interesting study, but needs more research.

Organist1 8 Mar 16
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Doesn’t every scientific advance start with incomplete info? The enemy is religion and its need for ignorance.

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If it was internal temp I guessi would live to 160 ++...I had alot of trouble during Covid as my temp runs low enough that those forehead readers couldn't register it.....93-ish

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Interesting article.

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Hmm... I don't know that I agree with that premise. I live in a warm climate. I'm seldom too warm or too cold, 99% of the time I'm just right. My internal temperature is naturally lower than the average body temp, if that makes any difference to my comfort level. I tend to wear very light weight clothing for the most part.

My state (Hawaii) has the longest life expectancy in the country. I don't like to be cold, so I'm happy to take my chances being warm.

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Interesting report. Does it mean people living in warmer climates have shorter lifespans? What about indoor temps? If we lower our thermostats would that prolong our lives?

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