*WARNING* Stanford Study says Body Temperature of 98.6 is WRONG

Stanford Study says Body Temperature of 98.6 is WRONG
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[@debracoleman1964]

I am 64 yrs old, and that has been taught my whole life that 98.6 is the norm. . My temperature is rarely 98.6. It is actually around 96. most of the time and around 97.3 part of the time. At certain points in my life dr's thought I needed my thyroid, my ovaries, and my gallbladder removed. If I had my life to live over, I would never let any part of my body be removed. You cannot remove a womans thyroid and her ovaries and expect her to thrive. Untelling what my average temperature would be if things would have been different.

[@CynBH]

Mine has changed over the years. It was 99.5 for YEARS. I needed surgery about 25 years ago. The surgeon wouldn't do it -- he assumed I had an infection of some sort. My primary care doc had to fax over copies of my temp from visits for the previous couple of years before the surgeon would believe me. 🙄 My average temp is closer to 98 these days. 🤷‍♀️

[@bryanwaggoner5837]

When I was a kid it was always 98.6 I can remember it always reading that . 35 years later I've been reading 96.1

[@TOKEN511]

As I thermography instructor I enjoyed this discussion. Thank you sir.

[@AdamJStoryDC]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@TOKEN511]

@@AdamJStoryDC Thank you sir. We were banging our heads against the wall developing written procedures to detect (people wih fevers) during the you know what. Not an easy task.

[@rodneygratz3239]

Possibly look into SPC and Control Charts. The calculations will determine if you are "stable" or a "special cause" variation.

[@chrisdenison6550]

Thanks for your video very informative!!but What about those of us that work in degrees C not F? Like most of these rest of the world?

[@AdamJStoryDC]

It's 37 C

[@betterbelievers4574]

If fasting is good for high blood pressure. how do you advise someone to go about it and for bow long . I measured mine today it was 179 -83 what's your advise. Thanks

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[@williamdavis9562]

I used to run roughly at 98 and change. After I did a long term diet of restricted caloric intake plus a 5 and a 7 day fast it changed. After my 7 day fast I've been running between a 95 and 96. You'd think that is horrible but I feel just fine. Confusing stuff.

[@anthonynavarro7991]

Good I was freaking out my temperature was 96.3 in morning I thought I was getting hypothermia I never seen my temperature that low I guess it's normal 😶

[@manie3232]

I just started checking mine and it's always 96. Something to 97.5

[@coinsbysean]

I checked mine every other day for a year i got 97.3/97.1/96.7 these 3 were the most common for me

[@Mskenyamonique]

i believe it. My temp has never been 98.6 it's always around 97.4

[@dennelllancaster5187]

I had a doctors appointment today and my temperature was 97.6.

[@Bitachon]

Bottom line - *Stop freaking out!*

[@Bitachon]

*Median* should be better than *average* for this

[@Bitachon]

*97.9 vs 98.6 isn't a big diff*

[@williamdavis9562]

It kind of is if you think about it. Since body temp fluctuates the medical community comes up with a range. If that range goes back by 1 degree. That means people who previously would have put on medication for medicine at lets say 96.5 will now be considered normal. We're talking 100s of millions of people.

[@Bitachon]

*We live in controlled temperature these days...*

[@akaboo69]

Today I've been running between 95 and 96 lol. But my usual is 96.5

[@warrenpierce5542]

Over 100 years for 98.6.

[@warrenpierce5542]

If I remember right, doctor's wife had a slight fever when thermometer was calibrated, was going for even 100 degrees for baseline human temperature.

[@flashlife8256]

my body temp is always a standard 36.5 degrees C

[@Beyondabsence]

In my Country Brasil we consider 98.6 feverish. Here in the US, it isn't.

[@HarrisonCountyStudio]

I like to run a little hot

[@Beyondabsence]

@@HarrisonCountyStudio Oh good for you

[@dclaw294]

98.6 temp has been around probably since 1980ish?

[@dclaw294]

Way off!

[@stephensmith1034]

Uh oh. Mine is currently 97.7. I’m 67. Should I start looking in Hospice care? I’d have to sell my house and my two motorcycles. No more fun for me. Hey - do you know my doctor. Dr. Putz.

[@AdamJStoryDC]

Sell the house but not the motorcycles. I mean...don't get nuts on me.

[@yukiqueen4805]

I read my temp and it was 96.6. Is that normal?

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[@lifeofasimpleman5669]

till now

[@evanglistfoss-kq6fp]

97.2

[@lydiafife8716]

I’m usually at 96.5 to 97

[@lavonnetraylor8403]

My average body temp is 96.3 to 97.3, but goes up slightly in afternoon. I have hypothroidism. All normal for me.AVERAGE. anyone with basic biology knows this whole scenario. Same for BP. MY BP is often LOW by most standards, but NORMAL for me.

[@jennifergross3506]

That’s mine anyway

[@marytillman-johnson9825]

My temperature is 98.0

[@zoicomeau3063]

My always is 93.4 is that normal 🇨🇦🙏

[@whbgegs5571]

No. Get a better thermometer.

[@rwd6206]

1885 -1886

[@GoetzimRegen]

Our body temperature dropped because of climate change, the heat of our body in now in athmosphere not anymore in our body :-D

[@jennifergross3506]

97.6