Some will even get chills.
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Well, viruses definitely do give chills that manifest as an effect of a high fever. I don't know why a person feels like they are freezing when they have a high fever, but it seems to be the way it is. I can remember coming down with a bug and I was shaking so bad I could barely walk and my teeth were chattering so hard I thought they would break! Meanwhile, I had a high fever! Go figure.
I find this explanation and it's a possible good one
Source : Pourquoi a t-on des frissons quand on a de la fièvre ou de la température ?
an other explanation is the difference between our inter temperature rising and the normal temperature in the room, more the difference it is, more you will feel cold. FWIW
Source : Pourquoi a t-on des frissons quand on a de la fièvre ou de la température ?
an other explanation is the difference between our inter temperature rising and the normal temperature in the room, more the difference it is, more you will feel cold. FWIW
i always assumed it was your body’s way of ensuring you do not go to try cooling yourself off. And it also allows for extra sweating, it always plays like that for me... so much so that sometimes it felt like the amount of sweating, relative to the fever, was what “got me better” Even though I know the process is a lot more complex than that.
That's interesting - I haven't known of these mechanisms before in this detailed way. I looked up the German word ("Schüttelfrost") for this phenomenon in an online dictionary and the American English word "chills and fever" came up among others (a literal translation of the German word would be "shivering freeze"). Quite figurative description imo, especially as the two occur alongside each other.
This result also goes along with the descriptions posted by Abats and Keit, in how the hypothalamus of the brain acts like a thermostate to regulate our body temperature up and down not only in the normal state but especially in "extreme" states like an infection, or when the body is situated in a (really) cold (or hot) environment. The muscles are made to contract (shivering) in order to generate the heat needed to raise the body temperature in terms of fighting bugs or to just keep it warm (when situated in a cold environment).
In looking up the session in question (from 28th of December), this quote from the Cs may be relevant here:
Regarding the Coronavirus pandemic (mentioned by the thread starter), as I see it right now, the way how the media portrays it seems to be more of a scaremongering than a "real" pandemic on a larger scale (like the Spanish flu for ex.). But it gives chills to many already, given how many people still believe what comes through the media without questioning it. There could be a frightening (chilling) agenda behind that, i.e. making them receptive for a vaccine like the following one which is being developed in a rash program by the US National Health Institutes: Vaccine for the China virus—the planet is the guinea pig for a vast experiment (an article about alternative treatment & preparation protocols has been posted on SOTT, which may actually help).
Given the quoted passage, the line mentioning the chills makes me think of many other things which may be due and which will be "real" things and have the potential to send chills to many. One other example (aside from a pandemic which may indeed be one of a scale like the Black Death even) may be an impending ice age - which would give chills to many not only physically, but also in finding out how they have been lied to (global warming and Greta Thunberg comes to mind). And it would cause many to ask questions.
This result also goes along with the descriptions posted by Abats and Keit, in how the hypothalamus of the brain acts like a thermostate to regulate our body temperature up and down not only in the normal state but especially in "extreme" states like an infection, or when the body is situated in a (really) cold (or hot) environment. The muscles are made to contract (shivering) in order to generate the heat needed to raise the body temperature in terms of fighting bugs or to just keep it warm (when situated in a cold environment).
In looking up the session in question (from 28th of December), this quote from the Cs may be relevant here:
Regarding the Coronavirus pandemic (mentioned by the thread starter), as I see it right now, the way how the media portrays it seems to be more of a scaremongering than a "real" pandemic on a larger scale (like the Spanish flu for ex.). But it gives chills to many already, given how many people still believe what comes through the media without questioning it. There could be a frightening (chilling) agenda behind that, i.e. making them receptive for a vaccine like the following one which is being developed in a rash program by the US National Health Institutes: Vaccine for the China virus—the planet is the guinea pig for a vast experiment (an article about alternative treatment & preparation protocols has been posted on SOTT, which may actually help).
Given the quoted passage, the line mentioning the chills makes me think of many other things which may be due and which will be "real" things and have the potential to send chills to many. One other example (aside from a pandemic which may indeed be one of a scale like the Black Death even) may be an impending ice age - which would give chills to many not only physically, but also in finding out how they have been lied to (global warming and Greta Thunberg comes to mind). And it would cause many to ask questions.