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Muscles are heated in 2 ways. When ATP is broken down for muscular contractions, the majority of energy released is actually thermal energy thus heating the intramuscular environment. The friction of muscle proteins as they contract also produces a certain amount of heat.

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I'M JUST SITTING HERE AND IT FEELS LIKE I HAVE A HEATING PAD ON MY LOWER LEFT BACK, I HAVE STENOSIS, NO SPASMS
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by friction and movement. basically by excercising and just moving around

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Yes. It makes up 40 - 85% of our body heat.

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Yes muscles make heat

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