Why body temperature varies?

Answer 1

Our body tends to lose or gain heat according to the room temperature - (Example: if the room is cold your body temperature will decrease and if the room is warm your body temperature will rise.)
Room temperature effects the body temperature of a human being because the higher the temperature difference between the room the temperature and human body temperature, the higher the flow of heat. If the room temperature is low, then the heat from a human body is transferred into the surroundings causing the room temp. to increase and body temp. to decrease. If the room temperature is high, then the heat from the surroundings is transferred into the human body causing the room temp. to increase and body temp. to decrease.

Answer 2

it is called adapting. the inside body temperature must be maintained so the inner organs will be protected.

when room temperature rises, the body starts to sweating so inner skin get cooled

when cold condition , body temperature is raised by using faster blood flow (friction) so body metabolism no affected.

Answer 3

The body temperature of a healthy person remains almost exactly the same, all the time. Sometimes a person who is sick will have a fever, which can increase the temperature of the body by a few degrees. People who are exposed to extreme cold, such as by falling into very cold water, or by being inadequately dressed in cold weather, may suffer from hypothermia, a condition of having a lower body temperature. Either a fever or hypothermia are dangerous to a person's health and in extreme cases can be fatal.

Answer 4

your body temperature goes up because 70 percent of your energy that power your muscles is lost in heat, which cause your body temperature to rise.

Answer 5

No. Your body temp. should stay around 98 degrees. unless you are sick.

Answer 6

not none