Discussion I feel cold all time, in other words, I have low body temperature, is it caused by this phenomenon?

[Logic55]

Why Are You More Sensitive To The Cold When Lonely? - Health Digest

Did you know that loneliness can literally make you feel more sensitive to cold? Here's what scientists have learned about this puzzling link.

www.healthdigest.com

According to scientific and medical research articles, loneliness is linked to low body temperature.
When I'm standing in a room full of people, especially couples, I feel physical pain, my body temperature also drops.

 

[THE TRUE DIGLET]

yeah, it happens when youre cold

 

[Ron.Belgrade]

loneliness is linked to low body temperature

Bodytempcel

cant make this shit up jfl

 

[Logic55]

Bodytempcel

cant make this shit up jfl

My low body temperature is either caused by my low body weight or loneliness, I'm not sure what it is

 

[wasted12years]

No, i've always felt warm. Even if i have a constant room temperature of 17°c. Other people complain though, but they are probably anemic or have an iron deficiency.

 

[Copexodius Maximus]

Also, you might not be eating enough.

 

[Robb97]

Thank you for posting this. Since last winter I don't know why I'm freezing when it is 24 degrees inside. This could explain it because nothing seemed to make much of a difference. Cold showers and exercise work for like an hour. Eating more animal fat doesn't seem to make much of a difference either. The only thing that works is drugs that raise body temperature.

 

[Electus]

I'm so numb I barely feel any cold. I just take it.