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Könnte man bei hohem Fieber nicht einfach in einen kalten See springen?

ByJMsummer

Sagen wir man hat schon bald 41 Grad Fieber. Es ist Winter und man geht dann raus und springt in einen kalten See. 3 Grad vlt. Da taucht man dann unter und bleibt 3 Minuten drinnen. Da würde die Körpertemperatur doch mindestens um 2 Grad senken. Man könnte ja noch länger drinbleiben.

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CookieGirl161
CookieGirl161
3 months ago

Yeah, it’s important…

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Sarkasie
Sarkasie
3 months ago

Yes, the spinal cord is important. It’s a miracle work.

From the spinal nerve, the whole body is supplied with nerve signals via the spinal nerves.

The spinal column (backmark) has essentially two functions:

It contains all the necessary structures to create reflexes (reflection, reflex arc).

The higher parts of the central nervous system are connected to the peripheral nerves via its line paths.

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Sarkasie
Sarkasie
3 months ago
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Does that also produce blood?

Let me know if you are still interested in this question and in my answers.

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Fiona517j
Fiona517j
3 months ago

Yes, the spinal cord is extremely important. It conducts signals between brain and body and controls reflexes. No wonder, but vital for movement, feeling and many body functions.

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Ultraturk
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Ultraturk
3 months ago
Reply to  Fiona517j

Does that also produce blood?

direct signals

Really? That’s awesome

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mjutu
mjutu
3 months ago

For vertebrates, for example humans, the spinal cord is very important, because it contains the nerve connection between the brain and the body.

A miracle remedy is not, but scientifically researched.

As food, it’s okay, but it doesn’t do miracles.

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Tomas527
Tomas527
3 months ago

Without spinal cord, you would be paralyzed 🙂 completely, possibly also partially

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