Highly unlikely. Your core temperature has to drop drastically in order for hypothermia to take place. This would mean being exposed to extreme temperatures for a long period of time. I doubt this would happen from eating icy pops. Hi, Hypothermia is a serious condition and is basically a very significant drop in your body temperature to a very dangerous level. This would not be caused by eating iceypoles but eating iceypoles or anything that is very cold can lower your temperature or make you feel very cold and even shivery.
In this situation whether or not you start gaining weight again shouldn't be a factor!! Eating nothing but iceypoles is extremely bad for your health. You may prefer the way you look on the outside because of the weight loss but the damage you are doing internally to your body could end up being irreversible. I would recommend going to a doctor, describing your situation to him and asking him to suggest a sensible eating plan. Good luck but PLEASE start eating properly.
Hypothermia is another name for high colesterol. Eating too much or unhealthy habits can contribute to hypothermia.
Hypothermia can kill you within one day. Yes it is very dangerous.
The easiest way would be to get out of the cold. Hypothermia can be alleviated somewhat by wearing several layers of clothing, eating more carbohydrates (or more calories generally), and taking cover from the wind. The symptoms of hypothermia can be alleviated by drinking alcohol, but this is actually dangerous because alcohol actually causes death from hypothermia to occur more rapidly by inhibiting the body's protective response.
Hypothermia is a threatening condition, that can lead to death.
Hypothermia. "There are different types of hypothermia."
Eating food can help prevent hypothermia by providing your body with the necessary energy to generate heat through metabolism. It helps maintain your body's core temperature and sustains normal bodily functions, preventing a drop in body temperature that can lead to hypothermia. Eating high-energy foods before exposure to cold weather can also help your body produce heat more efficiently.
Hypothermia
Hypothermia is known to cause bruising
Yes, 'hypothermia' is a noun.
That would hypothermia, and its just as bad.
Yes, footballers can and sometimes do get hypothermia.