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Not to mention just general comfort, if it's 38c and you have a high fever, it's pretty hard to deal with as apposed to sitting in and air conditioned building
by bamboozled 5y ago
Not to mention just general comfort, if it's 38c and you have a high fever, it's pretty hard to deal with as apposed to sitting in and air conditioned building in a nice bed.
- nicoburns 5y agoI imagine high air temperature would be beneficial for these with fever. You get hot for a reason. Artificially cooling yourself will not help.
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- pbak 5y agoYou are not a freezer. Your basal metabolism doesn't switch off as if it had a thermostat. So no, it's not a beneficial, it compounds, and you die faster.
- nicoburns 5y agoI guess it depends how hot. But you're probably right that India goes above the point that it helpful.
- Aboh33 5y agoIn the past, when I had certain fevers I would go into a dry sauna or steam and it helped but I think it depends on the type of fever though.
- pbak 5y agoVery true, me too, to "burn" a flu out. However, you can get out of the sauna whenever you want ;-)