Why Are Some People Always Cold?

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  • @GivemyselftoChrist
    @GivemyselftoChrist Před 7 lety +841

    Feeling cold and sweating at the same time... GREAT... just.... great....

    • @jabs202232
      @jabs202232 Před 7 lety +64

      i hate it! my fingers go numb, yet I feel sweat drip down, and if my clothes absorbs it stays cold for a while :(

    • @onenationunderfraud1347
      @onenationunderfraud1347 Před 7 lety +6

      420 Lover sounds like you two are withdrawing

    • @omnicurse
      @omnicurse Před 7 lety

      Time Machine TRUMP I'm laughing so hard at this 10/10

    • @kenny-hm9ih
      @kenny-hm9ih Před 6 lety

      Lyubomira Lyubenova Me 😣

    • @nicoleonlysometimes824
      @nicoleonlysometimes824 Před 6 lety

      Lyubomira Lyubenova me because I’m sick

  • @amandastevens1117
    @amandastevens1117 Před 8 lety +500

    I thought my grandma was just a vampire. Is always cold, hates garlic, burns in the sun.

  • @C8TTHEGR8
    @C8TTHEGR8 Před 9 lety +176

    IM ALWAYS FREEZING!!!!! HEAT IS THE BEST THING EVER!!!!!

  • @ashleymey3688
    @ashleymey3688 Před 7 lety +50

    For me it's like the temperature is constantly changing from cold to hot. It can never just settle at an average room temperature.

  • @HeirOfGlee
    @HeirOfGlee Před 9 lety +340

    Im always always always always cold. fingers and toes goes first. My friend who is heavier always always hot and always raises the air condition

    • @HeirOfGlee
      @HeirOfGlee Před 9 lety +1

      *****
      I do cosplay

    • @HeirOfGlee
      @HeirOfGlee Před 9 lety +10

      *****
      oompa loompas have green hair

    • @beachbum0014
      @beachbum0014 Před 9 lety +6

      Yep, I'm the same way. As soon as it gets into the 50-59 F temperature range, my fingers and toes start to go white and numb. My nose and ears start to turn red, as well. It happens to my mom, but not the rest of my immediate family so I guess I inherited that from her, haha.

    • @theultimateninja
      @theultimateninja Před 9 lety +13

      Not saying I hate fat people, but they're not my fave at this time of year fore that sole reason. Its cold dammit!

    • @MJ-cq6gz
      @MJ-cq6gz Před 9 lety +3

      When I was in high school I was very thin and cold all of the time. As an adult I've gained quite a bit of weight, and now I'm very warm all the time.

  • @PrettyByNikki
    @PrettyByNikki Před 8 lety +162

    im always cold especially my hands and feet. but at night when im sleeping my body heat increases dramatically . i do martial arts so im pretty fit and i eat so healthy i shouldn't be this cold T_T

    • @tomclarks9851
      @tomclarks9851 Před 8 lety +18

      I'll keep u warm

    • @Thindorama
      @Thindorama Před 8 lety +22

      +Tom Clarks gtfo desperate thirsty fuck lol

    • @grumpycat3404
      @grumpycat3404 Před 8 lety +4

      +Thindorama calm the fuck down you didn't get the joke man

    • @Thindorama
      @Thindorama Před 8 lety +3

      Dansam 125 I got the joke, it's Tom Clarks

    • @grumpycat3404
      @grumpycat3404 Před 8 lety

      Thindorama I was joking around bro lmao 😂😂

  • @naromngin
    @naromngin Před 9 lety +444

    I'm always cold, but the cold never bothered me anyway

  • @abra238
    @abra238 Před 8 lety +39

    Whelp, that explains it.
    1.low BMI (~18.8)
    2.don't work out much
    3.feel lonely/am usually isolated from others.

    • @redboy4877
      @redboy4877 Před 8 lety +3

      same here for the lonely part ... u are not the only one mate .. but i like it its better less Bullshit to deal with

    • @nigalll
      @nigalll Před 8 lety

      same I always wear a jacket in the hot sun of singapore

    • @shahinurmiah9496
      @shahinurmiah9496 Před 5 lety

      18.8 is in the normal him range, under 18.5 is low.

    • @messianic_scam
      @messianic_scam Před 4 lety

      It has nothing to do with bmi

  • @SpiralBreeze
    @SpiralBreeze Před 8 lety +49

    I'm over weight and always freezing. I wish my fat would do its job, my boobs are especially cold.

    • @LunarisRuin
      @LunarisRuin Před 8 lety +16

      what the hell lol
      frozen boobs haha

    • @eveking6289
      @eveking6289 Před 8 lety +1

      I understand your pain

    • @Ayveh
      @Ayveh Před 7 lety +2

      It usually has to do with bad blood circulation, A good massage from a massgae therapist could help, might want to try that out.

    • @kramoh
      @kramoh Před 7 lety

      Spiral Breeze I'm so sone

    • @windandfire22
      @windandfire22 Před 7 lety +3

      Spiral Breeze that's because there are different types of fat. Two of these are WHITE FAT ( found in superficial layers of the body and sometimes in organs, which is bad news) and BROWN FAT responsible or regulating heat. Children have higher amounts of brown fat than adults, also explaining why older people feel colder. Overweight people usually are high on white fat which serves no purpose other than stored energy.

  • @WhitneyDahlin
    @WhitneyDahlin Před 7 lety +80

    eating disorders also cause extreme feelings of cold even in very warm weather

    • @chiara6942
      @chiara6942 Před 4 lety +9

      This is so true even though recovering it stays so cold😕

    • @altheamermerosie6135
      @altheamermerosie6135 Před 4 lety +4

      :( sadly i tried this and that but didn't got changes

    • @imissedthejoke1276
      @imissedthejoke1276 Před 3 lety +3

      that's because fasting slows your metabolism. slow metabolism causes sensitivity with cold

    • @yodelissosa7791
      @yodelissosa7791 Před 3 lety

      Is that still true with stress eating??

  • @chaibaby1890
    @chaibaby1890 Před 8 lety +229

    If it's under 80 f, it's cold to me.

    • @aidanallen1976
      @aidanallen1976 Před 8 lety +10

      In REAL english please...

    • @fabian1939
      @fabian1939 Před 8 lety +12

      If it's over 20, it's hot for me.

    • @tommytucker5464
      @tommytucker5464 Před 8 lety +17

      +Aidan Allen 80 Fahrenheit dumbass

    • @fabian1939
      @fabian1939 Před 8 lety +2

      Tommy Tucker
      a fare of 80 for one height dumbass is quite much, don't you think?

    • @aidanallen1976
      @aidanallen1976 Před 8 lety +18

      Tommy Tucker Fahrenheit? What is this strange and exotic word? I only know Celsius.

  • @realmichaelteo
    @realmichaelteo Před 7 lety +11

    Iodine deficiency. It's closely related to the thyroid and one of the signs/symptoms is low tolerance to cold. Since supplementing with iodine I barely feel the cold in the winter. I used to start feeling cold around 20˚C (68˚F), now I usually wear t-shirts till it gets to below 10˚C (50˚F)

  • @lapispyrite6645
    @lapispyrite6645 Před 9 lety +7

    I always wondered if feeling lonely made you feel cold, and I finally have my answer. Thanks Dnews!

  • @melTiceTiger
    @melTiceTiger Před 7 lety +14

    As someone with a long family history of Raynaud's syndrome (every female on my moms side has had it), I can tell you that I'm always cold. Look it up. If you're always cold spite being a physically active and healthy person, you may also have it. It basically means you have terrible circulation in your extremities by genetic default. It also means that lucky people like me are more susceptible to things like hypothermia or heat stroke. Yay.

  • @PKPK-rr3rs
    @PKPK-rr3rs Před 5 lety +7

    I never feel cold, I once went hunting for about five hours during a winter storm, and I only wore a sweatshirt. I don't know why, but I never get cold. I actually overheat, I cannot stand tropical climates.

  • @kd8663
    @kd8663 Před 7 lety +3

    This is why my lovely husband and I sleep in separate rooms. We're still in the "honeymoon phase" but at the end of the day, he needs to be well rested for work and I need rest because of a few medical problems,. He needs the AC on and barely any blankets when I need a few blankets. So he comes into my room for cuddle and "stuff" until I fall asleep, then goes to his own futon, which he swears is more comfortable anyway. It works.

  • @dzarko55
    @dzarko55 Před 9 lety +39

    I am always as cold as I can get. I can't stand heat, so I always keep my window open, even during the winter.
    Probably because I'm naturally hot. To the point where I cannot, for the life of me, understand why people go to southern countries.
    Oh, and by the way, I live in the Finnmark area. Geographically, that's about as far north as you can get in Europe without going to Siberia.

    • @Dragondude2525
      @Dragondude2525 Před 9 lety +1

      See, I live in Southern Ontario, the furthest south point in all of Canada. we get summers that are in the high 30's and feel hotter with the humidity, which we usually have at 80% or higher in the summer, and winters that can be as low as -30 with the wind chill. I usually like it at around 20-25 degrees myself here because when it gets hotter its usually due to the humidity and that just is terrible on me, but no matter the weather, my feet are always frozen!

    • @dzarko55
      @dzarko55 Před 9 lety

      Dragondude2525 Well, the sothernmost part of canada is at the same latitude as Mongolia, Kazakhstan and France. so... It's not that surprising to have high temperatures.
      Cold temperatures aren't surprising either; it's quite far inland.

    • @Dragondude2525
      @Dragondude2525 Před 9 lety

      dzarko55 it is quite far inland but we are in-between the largest lakes in the world, so its kinda half and half. by the way is your picture Carl Sagan?

    • @dzarko55
      @dzarko55 Před 9 lety +1

      Dragondude2525 Yup.

    • @crazyDave590
      @crazyDave590 Před 9 lety +1

      I was born in august in the middle of north Carolina so its usually between 90 and 100 and I cant stand anything above 80

  • @Werevampiwolf
    @Werevampiwolf Před 8 lety +11

    When I get my temperature taken (even by doctors), I tend to average about 96.5 degrees. When I feel like I have a fever, I'm often around 98.5. Interestingly, both my father and I usually feel hot, and my mother and sister are usually cold.

  • @Orsbore
    @Orsbore Před 9 lety +74

    I had a stroke, and my right side no longer feels temperature properly. The nerves are still sending signals but the part of my brain that interpreters the signals is dead. Another part of my brain takes over, and everything feels like it's about 92 degrees. So. I'm always hot.

    • @RBuckminsterFuller
      @RBuckminsterFuller Před 9 lety +5

      That's pretty interesting. Hope you don't mind me asking, but do you have any other impaired functions?

    • @RoScFan
      @RoScFan Před 9 lety +2

      How did you feel when you got the stroke? Physically and emotionally. Did you panic?

    • @_MessyJessy
      @_MessyJessy Před 9 lety +2

      RBuckminsterFuller My mom had a stroke a few years ago and while she came out of it pretty well she has lost a sense of spice/taste. So when she makes food it is always super spicy.

    • @Orsbore
      @Orsbore Před 9 lety +3

      RBuckminsterFuller
      Yes, I don't feel pain on my right side. Actually, it feels like tickling in a way. It feels good when it's a small amount, but when it's stronger it feels bad, not as bad as pain, but bad.

    • @Orsbore
      @Orsbore Před 9 lety +3

      RoScFan
      I had a brain stem stroke, which is rare. My thinking remained okay. I didn't panic. I even looked on my computer to find out what was wrong with me. I kept falling to the right. I could sit up, and if I didn't hold myself, I'd fall over. I called an ambulance. I crawled downstairs and outside, and waited for it.

  • @kaygarcia3077
    @kaygarcia3077 Před 8 lety +31

    So your boyfriend should always hold your hand and give you plenty of hugs ^^ Romantic Science.

  • @WilliamMerzlak
    @WilliamMerzlak Před 8 lety +28

    Anything below 25C (78F) is freezing for me. I have to sport a sweater or jacket. Sometimes even gloves if it's windy. Meanwhile everyone around me are in shorts and a shirt. I'm a 26 year old guy, but I bike regularly and have a BMI of 20.

    • @CremeCheesus
      @CremeCheesus Před 8 lety +2

      William Merzlak Haha, meanwhile, I exercise like crazy and find anything above 25C to be too hot (and I live in fucking Queensland of all places)

    • @thefurrybastard1964
      @thefurrybastard1964 Před 8 lety +3

      I find that I tend to adapt to temperature extremes rapidly. Might explain why I love the summer *and* the winter time.

    • @WilliamMerzlak
      @WilliamMerzlak Před 7 lety

      larissaj No I haven't. I honestly wasn't aware potassium could affect temperature regulation throughout the body.The only prominent source of potassium I get is from bananas and then multivitamins which the body never absorbs all of what is listed.

    • @loot6
      @loot6 Před 7 lety

      Thyroid issues...

    • @Naomyeezz
      @Naomyeezz Před 7 lety

      William Merzlak I really hope you don't live in Canada. I hate winter but wow, cold below 25C?

  • @gissy4life
    @gissy4life Před 8 lety +22

    Also, more women have hypothyroidism, which a symptom is, making you feel colder.

    • @sinroyal7351
      @sinroyal7351 Před 8 lety +2

      I'm a guy with hypothyroidism, and I'm hot all the time. It's frustrating.

    • @gissy4life
      @gissy4life Před 8 lety +3

      Jess Atteberry Being hot is a symptom of hyperthyroidism. It's possible to have symptoms from either hypo- or hyperthyroidism. I can recommend you a book of how to heal and there is a chapter on hypothyroidism. The recommendations are all natural, so it's worth a try.

    • @MrJbr5
      @MrJbr5 Před 6 lety

      could you recommend it to me please? I got sick from hypothyroidism in the beggining of the year and the doctors say, there isnt a cure, what i know that isnt true.

    • @stevedryden803
      @stevedryden803 Před 6 lety

      I have hypothyroidism, but after i was put in medication, i felt no warmer

  • @GenerationX1984
    @GenerationX1984 Před 8 lety +26

    Women are always cold except when pregnant and going through menopause. In those stages they have hot flashes. Being cold all the time caught up with them.

    • @Cassibales123
      @Cassibales123 Před 8 lety +4

      Chris Nilsson I'm always hot. I wish I was colder.

    • @asrr62
      @asrr62 Před 7 lety +1

      hot flashes are the best. i used to get them.

    • @Spendomaniac
      @Spendomaniac Před 7 lety +3

      Why do you say hot flashes? It's hot flushes. To flush means the skin to redden and become hot where as flash means a sudden bright light or to show your, lets say 'intimate parts'. I suppose if menopausal women are extremely good looking and prone to wandering around exposing themselves to all and sundry then it could well be called a hot flash.

    • @theanemicproblematicvegan7998
      @theanemicproblematicvegan7998 Před 7 lety +5

      they're called hot flashes because they come and go super fast, like flashes. menopausal women can go from normal to sweating hot and to normal again in very lttle time.

    • @motherintoronto
      @motherintoronto Před 7 lety +3

      What? No hot flashes in pregnancy. Yes, women are warmer during pregnancy, but it doesn't come with hot flashes.

  • @LambentLark
    @LambentLark Před 7 lety +3

    I live in Alaska. I always find it odd how much warmer 30 degrees feels in spring compared to fall. I think people need to harden off come winter. Things like plenty of sleep, physical activity, along with dressing for the temp and time exposed, you can be toasty warm. As long as your body doesn't become too exhausted, then your only hope of feeling warm is a big meal, hot banjas, and a good night sleep.

  • @mistiepartin7720
    @mistiepartin7720 Před 9 lety +7

    I found this especially interesting due to the changes I've undergone the last five or so years. I have Crohn's Disease and spent well over a decade severely underweight because we couldn't control it at all. From age 19 to around 33, I went from weighing 108 down to 71 then gradually up to 84 pounds. When I was underweight, I was constantly cold while others around me were comfortable. Once I finally went into remission, my body began to pack on weight, which people with Crohn's tend to do. In the last five or so years (I'll be 43 in April) I've noticed it takes a lot lower temps to make me cold. Now going through hot flashes, I haven't even used a heater once this winter! In fact, I've only turned off my air conditioner a handful of times and only, at most, a couple of hours at a time. I'd love to know if others are like me in this instance. Hmmm.

  • @ThaFinn
    @ThaFinn Před 8 lety +333

    Men have more muscle than women? I'm triggered

  • @scientificallyobsessed938

    I'm always neither. Whenever someone complains about the room temperature, I tend to find the room temperature feels perfectly fine. I'm a woman, 5'0", 105 lbs and I prefer colder temperatures. The cold actually does not affect me. I can't sleep unless the room is cold, and I will achieve that by either opening the window or having a fan at full blast. I can walk around in minimal clothing in snow and feel quite fine. I have always been like this. I remember as a child playing outside with my friends in the freezing cold without a coat or sweater and not feeling bothered. I happen to prefer winter and cold weather. The heat is what I cannot tolerate. I can't stand summer or being directly under the sun.

    • @lukejohnson6415
      @lukejohnson6415 Před 9 lety +1

      105 lbs fatty

    • @abcdefgold
      @abcdefgold Před 7 lety

      she has a BMI of 20.2, that's on the low (closer to underweight) end of 'Healthy Weight' on the scale

  • @cyndasaur4194
    @cyndasaur4194 Před 9 lety +8

    I'm almost always hot and I can take pretty much any level of cold. Love it.

  • @DavidWiseFAN199
    @DavidWiseFAN199 Před 7 lety +11

    I'm actually cold in 60 degree weather... People make fun of me because I wear a sweatshirt until the humidity is "just right" for me to actually want to take it off. But I get cold easily. I am Female by the way, could explain much. But I exercise the heck out of my body, and am finally building some guns. I am just always cold for the most part, and I don't dare remove my sweatshirt unless it's 80 or above. Right now in my apartment I'm freezing cold and the max temp it is in here right now is... 65 - some where around there. I have no clue if it has to do with one of the facts that I'm dark skinned, I was born in Texas (a much warmer climate and am not used to NY weather... still!), I am short for my age 4' 11'' and 24 and still looking like a child *groans*, or because I have an enlarged thyroid. But that last one makes no sense because my levels are always fine. My Thyroid is just fat naturally. So yeah, I'm gonna go with I sweat a lot more because I have a lot more sweat pores than lighter skin people because of my ancestry and how much I pool from one side of the gene pool... I'm cold because I'm black. SOLVED.

    • @toneysebits8458
      @toneysebits8458 Před 7 lety +4

      Dark skin and light skin have no real difference in the amount of pores or the amount of sweat. It solely depends on you and your environment. The thyroid I believe is where the body does things regarding body temperature. Might have some other issue with it if your thyroid is abnormal. Its not because you're black.

    • @DavidWiseFAN199
      @DavidWiseFAN199 Před 7 lety +1

      Toney Sebits You're probably right.

    • @toneysebits8458
      @toneysebits8458 Před 7 lety +2

      I could be wrong too.

    • @cynthiamontgomery1192
      @cynthiamontgomery1192 Před 6 lety

      I hope you have an endocrinologist.

  • @aftermidnight5819
    @aftermidnight5819 Před 9 lety +4

    My hands and feet randomly get cold often, but my upper body tends to be lika a radiator. Especially at night. I wonder why, because it's really annoying. And if I do get cold I'm usually still cold like 3 hours after getting inside with blankets and stuff. It's so annoying. Usually feels like the cold comes from inside though, which is weird.

  • @c6rbonbased120
    @c6rbonbased120 Před 7 lety +90

    hell with Fehrenheit -.-

    • @vanessanewell1689
      @vanessanewell1689 Před 7 lety +3

      America has to be special :|

    • @Richy2M
      @Richy2M Před 7 lety +10

      America it's a Continent !!!
      It's called United States of AMERICA = U.S.A. !!! ...
      And yes we are a very special continent where all the countries use the metric system except for U.S.A. of course ...
      The metric system is an internationally agreed decimal system of measurement, the only 3 countries in the world where the metric system it's not official jet are the United States of America, Liberia and Burma (Myanmar). The dual usage of or confusion between metric and non-metric units has resulted in a number of serious and tragic incidents. These include:
      - Flying an overloaded American International Airways aircraft from Miami, Florida to Maiquetia, Venezuela on 26 May 1994. The degree of overloading was consistent with ground crew reading the kilogram markings on the cargo as pounds.
      - In 1999 the Institute for Safe Medication Practices reported that confusion between grains and grams led to a patient receiving phenobarbital 0.5 grams instead of 0.5 grains (0.03 grams) after the practitioner misread the prescription.
      - The Canadian "Gimli Glider" accident in 1983, when a Boeing 767 jet ran out of fuel in mid-flight because of two mistakes made when calculating the fuel supply of Air Canada's first aircraft to use metric measurements: mechanics miscalculated the amount of fuel required by the aircraft as a result of their unfamiliarity with metric units.
      - The root cause of the loss in 1999 of NASA's US$125 million Mars Climate Orbiter was a mismatch of units, the spacecraft engineers calculated the thrust forces required for velocity changes using US customary units (lbf·s) whereas the team who built the thrusters were expecting a value in metric units (N·s) as per the agreed specification.
      Fahrenheit scale is so XVIII Century ...
      .◕‿◕. ® ™

    • @charlieinfinite9434
      @charlieinfinite9434 Před 7 lety +5

      The hell with meters?

  • @scoobycrush9231
    @scoobycrush9231 Před 6 lety +1

    I'm always cold. I feel comfortable when the room temperature is at least 75 degrees. My body temperature dropped in the winter one time when I was outside. My temperature went down to 94.4 degrees f.

  • @MarcusSpetim
    @MarcusSpetim Před 9 lety +49

    So why are some people always hot?

    • @BrianPvanOers
      @BrianPvanOers Před 9 lety +18

      I'm born that way.

    • @ngzbblax
      @ngzbblax Před 9 lety +22

      Master Aaron
      Here is someone who can't take jokes? :) Don't joke around this guy!!

    • @ngzbblax
      @ngzbblax Před 9 lety

      Master Aaron Haha allright then!

    • @BrianPvanOers
      @BrianPvanOers Před 9 lety +3

      Master Aaron love you too...

    • @Monna7777777
      @Monna7777777 Před 9 lety

      im alweys hot. and my friends ask how can i be so warm. so i would want to know.

  • @uhohhotdog
    @uhohhotdog Před 7 lety +9

    I'm always cold even after gaining bunch of weight. Anything below 80F is cold to me.

  • @awetistic5295
    @awetistic5295 Před 6 lety +7

    I actually wonder if there is a disease that makes me freeze so easily. It's not because I am a woman or I'm skinny, I know nobody that's so sensitive to cold, especially when I'm just sitting. When my coworkers were already wearing shirts, I still needed several layers of clothing (like warm leggins under a Jeans + sports underwear that keeps you warm + thin pullover + think pullover) and would still freeze with the window open. I wonder if if a body can be unable to "store" heat or if I'm just overly sensitive and that's why freezing feels like pain to me.

    • @banquetoftheleviathan1404
      @banquetoftheleviathan1404 Před rokem +1

      If you are skinny and live in america then there is your answer. Half these pigs still run a/c in the winter. Its just what happens when you are the healthy outlier in an unhealthy society

    • @awetistic5295
      @awetistic5295 Před rokem +1

      @@banquetoftheleviathan1404 I'm from Germany and have since found out that my hypersensitivity to cold is most likely linked to my EDS. But I agree 100%. When I visited the USA, I was honestly shocked by how cold it was in every single store, felt like a freezer to me. That was in fall time. They still do this in winter? That's insane.

    • @mustafakirkuk6575
      @mustafakirkuk6575 Před 9 měsíci +2

      Same here
      I'm freezing 🥶 all the time I hate my self it's very annoying help help 😢😢😢

    • @truefranck
      @truefranck Před 8 měsíci

      ​@@mustafakirkuk6575I wasn't born to be in cold weather 😢 🥶... 😅 My body cannot and will not adjust..

  • @shirleysumner2420
    @shirleysumner2420 Před 7 lety +9

    im always so cold no matter what ive injured my toe i got infection in bone and tissue point is blood not get yo toes properly i hate be cold

  • @Epicslayer77
    @Epicslayer77 Před 9 lety +12

    Is it normal to be able to stand in a freezer for an hour or two, and only come out because you got bored? My friends tell me it's not, but I'm perfectly fine

    • @danielotis1885
      @danielotis1885 Před 9 lety +6

      I used to work at a place with a big walk-in freezer. Best thing ever!

    • @TheAmazingL1nk3rz
      @TheAmazingL1nk3rz Před 9 lety

      that is possible but will so fudging cold after around 30 minutes

    • @thee_val
      @thee_val Před 9 lety +1

      It's normal for Alaskans.

    • @commanderwaddles3483
      @commanderwaddles3483 Před 8 lety

      +Banana Dawg and Canadians :3

  • @Lkonae
    @Lkonae Před 8 lety +148

    I identify as male yet I'm colder than most people. I am triggered.

    • @immcguyver07
      @immcguyver07 Před 8 lety +11

      i just identify as a unicorn. Gender is irrelevant to me.

    • @JamesJon1187
      @JamesJon1187 Před 8 lety +53

      Here's a life hack. Next time you feel cold, change your identity from male to a warm stove heater until you feel warm again!

    • @JakeLikesJoking
      @JakeLikesJoking Před 8 lety +3

      I can confirm this totally works 100% guaranteed! lol

    • @andythrust1
      @andythrust1 Před 7 lety +8

      You "identify as male"? Who talks like that in this world?

    • @Lkonae
      @Lkonae Před 7 lety +1

      andythrust1 It's 2016.

  • @kimoykalinago4154
    @kimoykalinago4154 Před 9 lety +34

    Just curious does the climate your born in, or come from affect your core temperature? I'm born in the Caribbean but I've been in the UK since I was like 3 (now 27) but I don't feel like i've EVER acclimatised to the colder climate. The cold even when people say it's mild im freezing and I regularly wear double layers through autmn, winter up until spring.
    On the other hand I have absolutely no problem being in extreme hot temperatures I went to Spain and was wearing full length chinos and a long sleeve shirt and I was fine..

    • @kimoykalinago4154
      @kimoykalinago4154 Před 9 lety +6

      DNews

    • @50shadesofcerakote
      @50shadesofcerakote Před 9 lety +11

      ive wondered that too, i was born during a blizzard in pennsylvania, and all the winter babies i know of can walk outside when its snowing wearing short sleeve T-shirts and shorts. when i went to alaska thats all we wore while these people we met from california were freezing the entire trip. i even snowboard regularly wearing a T-shirt and shorts. am i just crazy or what? DNews

    • @micahphilson
      @micahphilson Před 9 lety +2

      maybe it's your genetics. I'm just like 333keb. I wear t-shirts and shorts in sub 0 and snow. But I was born in late May in Nebraska, which is usually about 85 to 90.
      Plus, Nebraska is weird. One of the very few places on earth with such varied temperatures. We go from -10 easily and -25 wind chill every winter to over 100, over 110 on bad weeks. I love extreme cold and heat, so I love it here. I love dry heat, but humidity kills me.

    • @kimoykalinago4154
      @kimoykalinago4154 Před 9 lety +3

      Micah Philson ive always wondered it would be nice to get a definitive answer instead of just thinking i'm weird lol

    • @50shadesofcerakote
      @50shadesofcerakote Před 9 lety +1

      Micah Philson dude im the same! pennsylvania summers are brutal. 100-110 degrees with 90% humidity. you walk outside, instant sweating and youre choking on air cause its so heavy.

  • @LSpiro
    @LSpiro Před 9 lety +7

    After surgery a few years ago my body temperature lowered by around 1 degree Celsius, making it much harder for me to feel cold.
    My friends have become accustomed to bringing coats to my room in summer as I typically crank the air conditioner down to 18 degrees Celsius, and every winter everyone asks me, “aren’t you cold?”, while I go out without a coat etc.
    1 degree makes a big difference.

    • @mamneo2
      @mamneo2 Před rokem +1

      If your body temperature was reduced on average 1°C everytime, your body would work more inneficiently and you should be more affected by cold than regular people. 🤔

  • @xavmanisdabestest
    @xavmanisdabestest Před 9 lety +18

    I'm always cold, like always.

  • @cv03luka53
    @cv03luka53 Před 3 lety +1

    A slight breeze, even in Florida makes me consider a jumper, anything below 21c (70f) is too cold

  • @2awesomejammers879
    @2awesomejammers879 Před 9 lety +5

    I have social anxiety, and during school, I am always cold. I'm always cold during the day as well, but I notice it more in school. It's probably because I'm more isolated in school.

    • @Daffy711
      @Daffy711 Před 9 lety +1

      Exercise always helps (anxiety) a lot... by that I mean doing cardiovascular activities like running/jogging, playing sports, biking... etc
      Try joining a gym and doing some cardio... Trust me, in 2-3 weeks you'll feel completely different.

    • @2awesomejammers879
      @2awesomejammers879 Před 9 lety

      ***** I have noticed that my hands get cold before a math test (Test anxiety), when I have to present in class, and things like that, my hands and toes get super cold.

    • @lhagz101
      @lhagz101 Před 9 lety

      2AwesomeJammers how old are you?? Just want to know so i can hekp u out..

    • @larsmooij7508
      @larsmooij7508 Před 9 lety

      Same here and 19 years old

    • @lhagz101
      @lhagz101 Před 9 lety

      Hey...this will happen... to you thats why i asked you yourage
      in my country..There are certain time age of year will be your funny confusing year....you will defenetly be doubting alot and go through alot of rough times ....only time will teach you ...time will go on and these small problems will fade and you will become a man....so no worries..it is how you handle situation...learn to laugh at it..to be honest...u will suffer but in the end you will get out of it..and come out as stronger than ever before..trust me..

  • @Utuberd0
    @Utuberd0 Před 8 lety +234

    I always know women were colder than men. lol

  • @Suriner1
    @Suriner1 Před 9 lety +35

    I'm always hot, but for different reasons. ;)

    • @_MessyJessy
      @_MessyJessy Před 9 lety +22

      You might want to see a doctor about that.

    • @Draganko123
      @Draganko123 Před 9 lety +8

      Dalek Actually you should see THE DOCTOR.

    • @ParallaxScene
      @ParallaxScene Před 9 lety

      Draganko123 RIP Dalek we won't ever see him again.

    • @Suriner1
      @Suriner1 Před 9 lety

      Grizzly Bear Yeah, I know. :)

    • @QuiescentEntropy
      @QuiescentEntropy Před 9 lety

      I know what you did there 😂😜😄😄😂

  • @SherwoodSpirit
    @SherwoodSpirit Před 7 lety +4

    The company I work for keeps the temp WAY too cold. Our heating/cooling system blows constantly, which also creates a wind chill. I don't know who in the company has decided that we all need to sit for 9 hours a day in 68 degrees with howling wind blowing on us. The only coworkers who aren't wearing coats are the two women who are in menopause. And they're all like, "AHHHHH, this is GREAT!" haha

  • @json1824
    @json1824 Před 9 lety +11

    I am cold because my heart and soul are

    • @ArvMC
      @ArvMC Před 9 lety +1

      SOULS DONT EXIST

    • @Stormfox93
      @Stormfox93 Před 9 lety

      Arvidius SOULS DONT HAVE GINGERS

    • @ArvMC
      @ArvMC Před 9 lety +4

      GINGERS DONT EXIST

    • @reallifesims2421
      @reallifesims2421 Před 9 lety

      you are wrong
      souls are hot and woarm
      theres many information in the internet look for it

    • @ArvMC
      @ArvMC Před 9 lety +1

      INFORMATION DOESNT EXIST

  • @lucaswvargas3826
    @lucaswvargas3826 Před 9 lety +1

    That's interesting! When I lived in a powerless RV I had no option but to focus on the cold environment. I had nobody to uplift my mood to feel warm. However, in that situation I noticed patterns of clear thinking. I woke up every morning knowing what I needed to accomplish before another cold cold evening. The Human body is amazing.

    • @animewasamistake6148
      @animewasamistake6148 Před 9 lety

      I found an easter egg in five nights at freddys. In your office there is a poster in the left side. Try to tap on freddys nose and you will come across a cute honking noise.TRY IT!!

  • @iamthefirsttosecond
    @iamthefirsttosecond Před 8 lety +103

    Ugh. An informative scientific show viewed ALL over the world using Fahrenheit!?? Really!?

    • @notquitenil
      @notquitenil Před 8 lety +19

      To be fair, Fahrenheit is a much better metric for describing personal comfort level than Celsius, as it has a wider range of degrees in the habitable zone for humans. While the Metric system should be used universally for any scientific measurements and studies, using Fahrenheit isn't something we should get rid of purely for the sake of accepting the Metric system.

    • @aidanallen1976
      @aidanallen1976 Před 8 lety +32

      That argument for fahrenheit is complete bullshit. There are things called decimals, which are in between whole numbers, so there are an equally infinite number of temperatures for both forms of measurement.

    • @notquitenil
      @notquitenil Před 8 lety +16

      Perhaps it's just because I've grown up with Fahrenheit as my weather reading, but to me it seems like it'd be a bit cumbersome to use decimals to describe the temperature outside. It somehow seems to me that it'd be more simple to tell someone that its 55° than 12.7° if I want to convey how it feels outside.
      Though, if it were for the sake of kickstarting our asses into using the Metric system here in the states, I don't think I'd mind terribly much if we ditched Fahrenheit for good.

    • @hanseidottersauger5663
      @hanseidottersauger5663 Před 8 lety +12

      Well, you also have to mention that no one will say "12.7°C" in order to tell someone how warm it is outside. You wouldn't be able to say it that exact; normally you would say something like 13°. Also a difference of 1°C equals to 1,8°F. So that's not "such" a big difference. Telling something in .5°C segments will be more exact than in 1°F sections.

    • @thehighestkite8490
      @thehighestkite8490 Před 8 lety +9

      AMERICU"""AAA FUK YEAAAAHH

  • @dominikkuharic1259
    @dominikkuharic1259 Před 7 lety +1

    Yea when i work outside in my yard i tend to heat up :) and my temperature goes up , now i know that working is a great idea to relax and forget about your problems

  • @RexGalilae
    @RexGalilae Před 8 lety +25

    Riddle of the day:
    I self-identify as a woman but I'm warmer and have more muscle than fat. Should I still get triggered?

  • @orcodrilo
    @orcodrilo Před 8 lety +1

    It is nice that you consider the international units to display the temperatures in Celsius. Now, the next step is speaking in Celsius and put Fahrenheit in (), help America get used to the international system as the main system.

  • @jmack4275
    @jmack4275 Před 8 lety +4

    I'm a 20 year old male, but I don't have a lot of body mass or a lot of muscle so I get cold very very easily

  • @noumman
    @noumman Před 4 lety +2

    Not sure if this will help any one but I say it anyway, I also was suffering from being cold all the time, I could hardly ever wear half sleeve shirt even in summer times (unless its over 28 degrees) and I always thought its not normal so decided to take some multivitamins for it, Most multivitamins did not make a difference until I started to take Feroglobin by vitabiotcs, It has folic acid and vitamin B12 and helps increasing red blood cells, I do not feel as much cold as I used to, I have only started taking them for 5 days or so and its showing me results, Hope this inf ormation helps some one..
    (I am 41 male, 5'9" and 79KG)

    • @Rachie-nj3oi
      @Rachie-nj3oi Před 3 lety

      Appreciate this will try it. I'm freezing right now and always cold. I've currently got on jeans, vest top, top without sleeves, thick jacket and dressing gown under the blankets and still freezing. I'm 27, 5ft 3, 52kg.

  • @stablizershock
    @stablizershock Před 8 lety +10

    If you are cold you may have iron deficeincy

  • @skyedrake5690
    @skyedrake5690 Před 9 lety +1

    I'm cold all the time. It makes my family crazy when they are burning up and I pull out a large fleece blanket because I'm freezing.

  • @TTTristan1
    @TTTristan1 Před 8 lety +3

    If temperature is bellow 70 degrees my fingers freeze. And I'm a 250 pound guy... Darn you restricting blood vessels.

  • @ziljin
    @ziljin Před 6 lety +1

    I do feel colder as I get older. I'm skinnyfat. So maybe that's why my core is always warm but extremeties are so cold.

  • @summerlouise1628
    @summerlouise1628 Před 9 lety +9

    I haterd it when in college everyone in class morned it was too hot and though open a window and it was winter, and when I asked them to closs it they moned I allways feel cold. I always thought I was amemic.

  • @sarina76667
    @sarina76667 Před 7 lety

    Anything over 70 degrees F and I start melting. My coworkers use me as a heater. And yet...I'm female, my normal temp is 96.8 as opposed to 98.6, and my blood pressure is normal. It's been said when I hit menopause my chair will spontaneously combust during hot flashes.

  • @brainey001
    @brainey001 Před 7 lety +5

    36.4 is normal... 37.0 is fever for everyone in the world but the states. When i have 37 i have a cold as well as most ppl i know. Just saying...

  • @abrahamchapman
    @abrahamchapman Před 9 lety +1

    One thing they forgot to mention is that about four out of five women are iron deficient. Iron is essential for the processing of energy, so that just might have a role in the reduced temperatures of women's bodies.

  • @WarWithReality
    @WarWithReality Před 9 lety +4

    My fingers are always cold its so annoying. :(

  • @argoneonoble
    @argoneonoble Před 6 lety +1

    I am very warm. I'm the last to put a jacket on. The a/c is always blasting cold in my car that my passengers will comment, and I am female, have lower body fat than the average, and have s body temp under 98 degrees. I usually measure 97.8.

  • @spidth11
    @spidth11 Před 9 lety +5

    I find I struggle in cold temperatures anything below 15C, I think its cause I am from Australia

    • @cloudsstar
      @cloudsstar Před 9 lety +2

      I live in Canada and hate when it drops below 22°

    • @u2bluvr
      @u2bluvr Před 9 lety

      duckyy bundy I hate it when it drops below 26`

    • @payan131
      @payan131 Před 9 lety

      I'm from California and I hate it when it's over 100 degrees

    • @FrozenSunrise
      @FrozenSunrise Před 9 lety +2

      Can't deal when it's less than 23. Dang Australia. I'm pretty sure I'd die in snow

  • @jackgale813
    @jackgale813 Před 8 lety

    when it gets cold i totally shivers after minutes, like staying in an airconditoned room to the lowest temp,
    i dont really often be in an airconditioned room..and when i do i shiver a lot like at hotel rooms, even just 20C
    but, when its hot sometimes i dont mind the room temperature when it gets so hot to the point that most of the people i am with would now start to complaining about the heat and trying to cool themselves down by fanning...probably not my breaking point is not on the average

  • @emmarina3525
    @emmarina3525 Před 8 lety +5

    I'm a skinny person that has been destined to sit right in the line of fire of a pretty strong air conditioner, while on the opposite warm side a cold hearted fellow mammal that was destined to be fat is sitting there complaining about how hot it is, while I'm constantly getting sick and advising her that we switch positions for a win-win situation, non of the advice gets to her and suffering from asthma doesn't help, I'm sitting with a blanket around me in the living room 😂

  • @orangeshore
    @orangeshore Před 6 lety

    I feel that this video is so easy to understand what they say!
    English learners like me should manage our watching-attitude change from "solo speaker talking video" to "double speakers talking video."
    Love you guys ,seeker!

  • @captainrobots1
    @captainrobots1 Před 8 lety +3

    it depend sometimes im cold and sometimes im hot i have no clue why. like today i felt hot but other days i feel cold.

  • @flufflepuffle
    @flufflepuffle Před 9 lety +1

    I am a person who is always cold... I have already started wearing a fall coat... It's 70 degrees and August.

  • @annoythedonkey
    @annoythedonkey Před 8 lety +3

    I'm always cold but illness contributes to that

  • @Suntro
    @Suntro Před 9 lety

    I can attest to that Canadian study about socializing affecting body temperature.

  • @Leilotus⁷
    @Leilotus⁷ Před 3 lety +3

    As a overweighted person, I felt happy when you mention that fatter people tends to feel warmer.

  • @candicebrothers4435
    @candicebrothers4435 Před 9 lety +2

    Always cold. :(

  • @epfizerdoolittleajl2165
    @epfizerdoolittleajl2165 Před 8 lety +75

    Women are fatty and men are muscular? Triggered

  • @SlippyLegJones
    @SlippyLegJones Před 7 lety

    In my school the heat is controlled in a large city way from where my school is so the heat is always up further than it should be.
    I'm always the only warm one while everybody else just dies.
    When they feel my hands they always say "You're freezing" and I don't realize until I've been told.

  • @imadgibbs9063
    @imadgibbs9063 Před 9 lety +6

    Using Fahrenheit, Dnews? tut tut..

  • @MakeMeThinkAgain
    @MakeMeThinkAgain Před 8 lety +1

    This is such a complicated subject. My normal body temp varies from 96-98, I feel comfortable when the temp outside or in a room is down to 61, and I get hot very quickly when exercising even though I'm in good shape and reasonably lean.

  • @trulyinfamous
    @trulyinfamous Před 8 lety +6

    I just tend to think that rooms are just moderate, while my friends say that it's freezing, I will then say "You're crazy it's not cold in here."

    • @jonaerakua1
      @jonaerakua1 Před 8 lety +4

      your accurate use of "you're" tickles my loins when thought in yore-spect

  • @SCdreamdrawer
    @SCdreamdrawer Před 7 lety

    Why am I the opposite of everything said here??
    I'm a female who always feels warm (horrible thing to feel), can't function if it's too hot, has chilly hands to the touch, and is more sensitive to heat when I feel lonely, and feels colder around those I am comfortable with... I need to feel chilly to function right and to feel happy.

  • @austinhernandez2716
    @austinhernandez2716 Před 8 lety +3

    This is so my mom. She always says she's cold and has the thermostat turned up high. It's like she'd trying to cook us. I think I know how the Jews felt lol.

  • @ToxicVaccines_HivHoax
    @ToxicVaccines_HivHoax Před 7 lety

    Whenever I have blocked or runny nose due to cold temperature or hay fever, I go in to a hot dry sauna and my nose clears within minutes.
    Finely grating a garlic clove and some fresh ginger and a tea spoon of honey, in a glass of warm water, clears the nose very fast too.

  • @selah7778
    @selah7778 Před 7 lety +4

    always freezing..brrrr...hELP!

  • @killerfluffy2674
    @killerfluffy2674 Před 8 lety +1

    Almost always hot. Here I am now where it was 12 degrees today and I was in shorts and a t-shirt, while my friends are in winter coats freezing their asses off.

  • @epfizerdoolittleajl2165
    @epfizerdoolittleajl2165 Před 8 lety +17

    A whole other bag of Cats? U think that's an appropriate phrase to use whilst talking about women? Not only am I triggered but I'm triggered

  • @static_Tricolor_camry
    @static_Tricolor_camry Před 7 lety +1

    I freeze easily in the morning I put on a long sleeve shirt underneath a t-shirt and I wear a Hoodie to stay warm even when its mild with no wind or breeze I still feel chilly

  • @NataliaPessoaXOXOMAKE
    @NataliaPessoaXOXOMAKE Před 9 lety +19

    Why are some people always hot?

  • @TinkerbellIsabella
    @TinkerbellIsabella Před 8 lety

    I'm pretty much always cold. Oh well, more tea to drink in attempt to get warmer, scarf, tuque, staying close to the fire place, thick sweaters etc

  • @cheekychip7954
    @cheekychip7954 Před 9 lety +3

    I'm never cold.While everyone else wears a jacket in school i'm the only person without one.

  • @Butterf1y-effect
    @Butterf1y-effect Před rokem +1

    My body temperature is terrible.. I sometimes feel extreme heat in my body and it's so terrible I feel like scratching my whole body !! And sometimes I feel so cold that no matter how many clothes I wear I still feel cold .. I even drink hot water all the time.. I can't tolerate cold at all . I don't even know what to tell doctor because I feel hot and cold both at extreme..

  • @eliannam.5700
    @eliannam.5700 Před 6 lety +3

    I changed my mind. I'm not sleeping with you and your cold feet Trace..

  • @Drakholm
    @Drakholm Před 6 měsíci

    58° is my ideal temp for sleeping. People who enter my apartment always remark how cold it is. Different strokes for different folks? I can tolerate 62° just fine, especially if I need to use a keyboard- but anything above that is sweltering. I'm very unhealthy, & have a liver that's been through it all. I wonder if that's in play somehow...

  • @BlinkinFirefly
    @BlinkinFirefly Před 7 lety +3

    my hands and feet are almost ALWAYS cold, my feet usually being the coldest, it sucks -_-

  • @intothekey
    @intothekey Před 7 lety

    I feel really warm all the time. People often comment on how warm my hands are.

  • @SuperDraupnir
    @SuperDraupnir Před 7 lety +40

    Metric next time please!

    • @fransandling5822
      @fransandling5822 Před 7 lety +7

      spndrp I prefer imperial

    • @SuperDraupnir
      @SuperDraupnir Před 7 lety +10

      +fran sandling Nobody's perfect.

    • @brainstewX
      @brainstewX Před 6 lety +7

      If you knew how to read, then you would have seen they included the metric measurements.

  • @rafaelribeiro935
    @rafaelribeiro935 Před 7 lety

    You tell me if I'm always hot:
    I was in Poland on New Years Eve I went outside around midnight with a wet t-shirt (don't ask why, long history) and just a normal jacket I bought in my home country, Portugal.
    It was -10ºC and we stayed outside for about one hour. When we got back home my t-shirt had already dried.
    I dried a t-shirt with my body heat with -10ºC

  • @TheTechnicalNirl
    @TheTechnicalNirl Před 8 lety +4

    How about you guys start dishing out metric units alongside imperial ones? If we're getting rid of the imperial shenanigans, we should start by making people accustomed to the metric system.

    • @qq-nj1xm
      @qq-nj1xm Před 5 lety

      @Nob the Knave facts👏🏼👏🏼

  • @bugidiboo3996
    @bugidiboo3996 Před 4 lety +1

    *I'm here cause my body is playing tricks on me all the sudden I start freezing for no reason*

  • @kTbCClan
    @kTbCClan Před 8 lety +3

    i can be on fire and say my hands are cold

  • @littledevilandangel6528
    @littledevilandangel6528 Před 4 lety +1

    I am not skinny or fat, just about in the middle, if you understand, and I'm always cold, thin friends claim they don't feel cold while I'm cold. It wasn't always like this, I used to be the one who didn't feel cold. What happeneeeed?