Have been trying to find out about keeping the body warm rather than keeping the body cold. Only when one has fever, there is no need to keep the body temperature lower. In search for keeping warm and cold in the internet, only available is keep the body warm.
However, I found a report done by Dr David A. Jernigan, DC, BS on Cancer and Low body temperature. In summary, he found that those people suffering from cancer has lower body temperature.
He mentioned that "Viruses prefer and promote a cold environment and replicate at a much more rapid rate when the body is cold," is a sign of degeneration and gradual cellular death, he said. "Low body temperature is the plague of the 21st century."
Another quote :" In death, the blood and lymph fluids of the body solidify and the body becomes stiff and cold. In the same way, in many chronic cold illnesses such as cancer, Lyme disease, fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue, diabetes, and the heart disease, we see that the body becomes progressively colder."
He mentioned also that it might be said that you are dying in direct proportion to the coldness of your body. Follow this logic: Cells degenerate and die in direct proportion to the depletion of oxygen. Blood is overcooled from a cold core temperature is too thick to efficiently carry oxygen and the lung vital capacity is reduced, leading to shallow breathing. This means that the oxygen to carbon dioxide exchange rate in the lungs is minimal. Now combine the degenerative and the cold temperature and the fact that all of this and the overgrowth of microbes promote an acidic environment, and you have greatly accelerated cellular degeneration and the onset of life threatening disease.
Those chronic illnesses he mentioned has colder body, I am not sure, but if you do have such family member at home, you may monitor to see if this is really the case.
This is just my sharing of my findings available. I would think this could serve as a general knowledge for everyone that it is important to keep our body warm and maintain the temperature.
However, I found a report done by Dr David A. Jernigan, DC, BS on Cancer and Low body temperature. In summary, he found that those people suffering from cancer has lower body temperature.
He mentioned that "Viruses prefer and promote a cold environment and replicate at a much more rapid rate when the body is cold," is a sign of degeneration and gradual cellular death, he said. "Low body temperature is the plague of the 21st century."
Another quote :" In death, the blood and lymph fluids of the body solidify and the body becomes stiff and cold. In the same way, in many chronic cold illnesses such as cancer, Lyme disease, fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue, diabetes, and the heart disease, we see that the body becomes progressively colder."
He mentioned also that it might be said that you are dying in direct proportion to the coldness of your body. Follow this logic: Cells degenerate and die in direct proportion to the depletion of oxygen. Blood is overcooled from a cold core temperature is too thick to efficiently carry oxygen and the lung vital capacity is reduced, leading to shallow breathing. This means that the oxygen to carbon dioxide exchange rate in the lungs is minimal. Now combine the degenerative and the cold temperature and the fact that all of this and the overgrowth of microbes promote an acidic environment, and you have greatly accelerated cellular degeneration and the onset of life threatening disease.
Those chronic illnesses he mentioned has colder body, I am not sure, but if you do have such family member at home, you may monitor to see if this is really the case.
This is just my sharing of my findings available. I would think this could serve as a general knowledge for everyone that it is important to keep our body warm and maintain the temperature.
Fibromyalgia is a common syndrome in which a person has long-term, body-wide pain and tenderness in the joints, muscles, tendons, and other soft tissues.
Fibromyalgia has also been linked to fatigue, sleep problems, headaches, depression, and anxiety.
