How do our body’s heat up to the required temperature. Some sort of chemical reaction maybe?
In: Biology
Every single cell of your body is a little molecular engine, generating heat with its normal metabolic processes. Your body rejects most of it in order to maintain a normal temperature.
When your natural heat generation is insufficient, you shiver to generate heat by rapidly twitching your muscles. This forces the cells to burn more energy and produce more heat.
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