EndAllDisease
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Probably the best theory I've heard as to what is happening to the body during a fever is that it's heating itself up as a method to eliminate bacteria as a kind of immunodefense. Somehow I feel there's probably a better answer. What do you think?
Also, when a person is sick, you'd think that their thyroid wouldn't be functioning too well, hence their sickness, so what would be the mechanism behind the increase in temperature commonly called fever if not a large release of thyroid?
Also, when a person is sick, you'd think that their thyroid wouldn't be functioning too well, hence their sickness, so what would be the mechanism behind the increase in temperature commonly called fever if not a large release of thyroid?