I remember a soldier telling he was in a battle and how he jumped into a ditch full of water , soaking his clothes . It was very cold and he soon started shaking with the cold. He knew he had to change clothes but the only dry clothes were ones of his dead friend lying nearby. He had to strip the dead guy and put his dry clothes on to save his own life. He survived the war but the mental scars are still with him to this day.
I was waiting at the bus stop a few months ago, sitting on the bench. I saw an old woman coming towards me, so I thought to myself, "time to do my good deed for the day." I stood up knowingly, and stepped aside so she could sit down. She walked right past me.
Caught hypothermia about 3 years ago, was in the mountains around wintertime, we slept in tents and I woke up in the middle of the night to my body twitching uncontrollably and feeling freezing and numb down to my bones. I started screaming for help and then they gave me coats and I warmed up
What the video forgot to mention is that it's not because your brains not working properly that makes you want to strip naked. After shivering for so long your muscles become exhausted and relax, including your veins. Your veins suddenly come close to the surface of your skin again where it is adjusted to the cold and that makes you feel like you're overheating despite bring cold. This feeling is what makes victims want to strip naked in an attempt to cool off. Your brain not working properly is what makes you think getting naked in freezing weather is a good idea.
psh, you believe that? clearly the issue is that you're confronted by a super hot (not literally) snow lady. stripping naked is a perfectly appropriate response. i am speaking from experience.
Went into shock and hypothermia after a bad crash, I remembering being so cold and scared I couldn't move I kept trying to make myself move but I couldn't move a thing. I think the temperature was in the negatives when I crashed and I laid in that mangled car for at least three hours I don't know when the hypothermia hit. But I couldn't stay awake and just sat there screaming for help and sobbing trying to get up. I am very thankful for the help I got from a lady who heard my screaming and helped the EMS and firefighters find me, I remember them cutting all my cloths off as soon as they got me out of the car because I couldn't stay awake and couldn't communicate to them
After watching Titanic, I was curious to see how I would be if I was in that temperature of water (-28 degrees F), so I did something sorta like the ice bath challenge, measuring out how cold it was by how much ice I put in, and it finally got to that temperature. I put on roughly the same amount of clothing Jack had on, and put my hand in. I didn't last a second...
@@hipoapo377 What do you mean "no"? If the water temperature was below zero they would not have been sailing through it, as it would be nothing but solid ice all around, not just icebergs. It was a positive twenty eight, not a negative.
I had mild hypothermia while cycling in the Andes. Was a beautiful day and I cycled up to 3000mtrs. Things changed rapidly and I was very underdressed. -4. I never suffered as much trying to get back down to 500mtrs in my life. I had to hold on the brakes and spin my legs as fast as I could to keep heat in them. And could only go slow because of the wind chill which made it worse. It was a battle.. I ended up in hospital and was very lucky. The next few days I had extremely painful muscles all over, I assume from the blood going to my vitals.
I live in Michigan and almost died during the polar vortex last month. I had to walk 11 miles in -7C weather and I forgot to put socks on. I got to a gas station and took my clothes off- Then I woke up in the hospital confused. It took two days for me to finally get my core temperature right. Winter is no joke!
I've had hypothermia because I went out to play in the snow with wet hair. I was shivering for a while while my parents were keepimg me warm in various ways. I don't think it was anything severe but it wasn't damn enjoyable let me tell you that. Your whole body is shivering and you can't stop it, your muscles contract so they start to ache and hurt a little. Your jaw also shivers and hits your teeth constantly and you can't do anything to stop it.
@@loc9588Not at all true. Hypothermia is any time your body drops below a healthy temperature range, and it can be mild, moderate, or severe. What the poster described are classic symptoms of mild hypothermia. Take a wilderness first aid course, it's very helpful for knowing what to do. And mild hypothermia is itself not very dangerous BUT if you're still in the situation that got you cold in the first place you need to get warm otherwise the mild hypothermia will eventually continue to get worse.
From my experience visiting Greenland, in December, air was -50 C, felt like 5 C, body temerature:36.4 C, but being in cold water (4C), literally felt like -100 C, and my body temerature: 34.7.
I had hypothermia in Alaska 2 1/2 years ago... still in rehab trying to walk better... my brain has changed can’t find left or right... I get lost in a medical building !! Voice has changed... all muscles have changed. My core was 80 degrees... I was airlifted to Seattle... after 17 years in Alaska all I did was slip on the ice and fell... couldn’t get yo and laid there three or four hours in a freezing rain.
Hypothermia is the worst. I experienced it back in 2020 when my car got stuck in snow 1 mile away from the house. I walked back home and that was the biggest mistake of my life. We had -50F windchills and even the though I had jacket on and shows my layering was not proper. I felt cold for days, my heart had weird rhythm, and when the paramedics arrived and gave me heated blankets to it seemed to make no difference, by the time I got home I was so confused that I couldn’t stand up or remember the code to open my garage. Thankfully my wife saw me on the nest cam and rushed outside. I am truly lucky to be alive after this. Take the winter serious, be prepared well and for the worst. Hypothermia can kill you so fast you won’t even know what happened.
I'm with you on this one. Was 3F here today and the snow was doing it's thing insulating all the sounds, so it was like the entire world just shut up for a while and all you could hear was the pfft pfft pfft of the flakes hitting the ground. I'd trade all the summer months for more winter months if I could.
I have never suffered from hypothermia, thank god. But, I still know it is dangerous. When it is winter, I try to regulate my outside body temperature (because I also don't like feeling too hot).
Can you imagine that many children syria freezw to death in winter as a result of this as they only have tents to live in to escape from the war with hardly any food :(
I have experienced hypothermia( extreme shaking) swimming in the River Cam in only trunks with the water 2°C. The mistake I made was staying in the water too long. Though I wrapped up in lots of warm clothes, drank a warm drink I shook and shivered uncontrollably for about 2 hours. A tip for wild swimming with only trunks or for the ladies costume- don't stay in for more than about 20 minutes and immerse yourself very slowly.
I 100% had some type of hypothermia on a cod fishing trip in early February. No coat/ gloves for 12 hrs wind splashing waves, I had been so cold I couldn't even shiver, I started to hallucinate and get dizzy. We finally got back to the dock and I put both of my hands in front of a heater.. I was scared shitless when I felt nothing. Everyone ensured it was on and working but it took me 5 mins of standing there to start to regain feeling in my finger tips. Always dress appropriately!!
Last night I had no phone, I was dressed pretty good for the cold until I couldn’t feel my hands at all I started to feel my internal body system increase just like the video and I had to knock on a strangers door and beg for help
Idk what i caught was hypothermia or not. But, my temperature was 34°c and i had headache plus i was shaking. I tried to warm my body up as quickly as possible and didn't let my temperature fall below that, but i was panicking at that time.
I believe that my lowest observed temperature was about 91 Fahrenheit. It was a pretty fascinating sensation riding my bicycle for several hours in the middle of a cold night with limited protection. Everything slowed down. I didn't feel cold per-say. Energy was reduced. Mental capacity diminished. I felt like I wanted to just stop and sit down. I felt like if I had done that, then I might not have survived the night. You should try it sometime.
Happend to me last night in bed. I was shivering and my temperature was 91. But checked again. 93, then again. 94.5. Checked it 5 times and still said 94. But now its 96.6
Hypothermia a Greek word from Ypo = sub and thermia = Temperature and is exactly what the word implies when the body temperature is less than the normal i.e. 36 celcious
I went into hypothermic shock when I went scrambling and kept dunking my head underwater in a cold river and stayed in wet clothes for about an hour and a half. I could barely speak or take my clothes off and stood in the shower shivering and hypervrnyilating for about an hour. Scary shit
in poland theres a boy who spend few hours outiside and his body tempereature dropped to 12.7 degrees celsius, and he survived and it hasnt affected his life
i got locked up out of my appartment building when the war on ukraine started , it was freezing cold outside and i was wearing only a tshirt at first i started shivering for like 4 hours i tried going back tried shouting no one was there to open a door didnt know where to go after that 4-5 hours of insane shivering i got confused i started hallucinating didnt feel cold anymore got emotional i was hearing voices and stood like that for next 12 hours didnt even think about going back to my appartment once you get disoriented y cant get yourself out of that loop ... i cannot remember everything its like a dream now some flashbacks and thats it .... but damn when you get severe hypothermia and you stopped shivering YOU ARE HIGH LIKE A MO*******KER SOME forth dimension HD hallucinations
When you have a fever, even you are burning inside it feels like its too cold, and you shivers so you grab your blanket. My point is maybe when your body is too cold, you feel like you are burning inside thats why people with hypothermia tend to take their clothes off.
can we change temperature by a blood temperature control needle, I have a model but I cant show it on this post of it will be blocked, thanks for letting me ask
56.7???? wow, considering 84 is the limit, that is amazing, i wonder what the hottest temperature on record is, probably like 117 or something insane like that
Yeah... there are some people who do this I believe... but it's pretty nitch. Will also boost you bodies ability to sustain cold for longer, which is the primary benefit as I understand.
So I walked to school in -40°C weather for about 10 minutes then had to turn around and walk back. When I got home my skin was extremely swollen, itchy, hot and bright red. The bumps were so bad, what stage was I at?
I was riding a bike in 2 Celsius for 30 minutes without gloves and my knees where exposed too . I stopped to drop my friend off and when I got off I lost my balance and fell and was unconscious for a minute , but then I got up like it was nothing , my hands were warmer . I think it was hypothermia , but I am not sure. I got home by taxi , I was really scared .
I love the cold. I run pretty hot and get overheated super easy, so I’m cool with lower temps and also I just,, love being cold? Like when my fingers and toes start to hurt a little and I can feel shivers coming is like one of my favorite feelings it’s so comforting idk why. I live in Maine and I always leave the window open at night so my room is really cold cause I sleep hot and I love being all comfy in my bed with my fingers & toes cold
I kinda agree . I love the cold too it revitalises and energised you it can feel so exhilarating . and cold baths too ! But when you sleep cold your body has no chance of maintaining it's core temp and you're fked. I struggled a LOT with that this winter to the point i felt sick and couldn't breathe and was forced to buy a whole new winter wardrobe, feather duvet and a heater. I notice you said sleep warm . I think the key is not being in it for too long . Things in moderation especially the cold!
My grandma was sick from a month, in her last 10 days she forgets us , her and everything later for 5 days straight she only sleep , she never talk , wakeup or walk or sit , on night she got sudden heavy fever about 105-6° we got worried doctors give some injections and medicine and than her body temperature suddenly dropped I thought she was recovering but it counties dropping she become cold like ice , it was my last time with her ,
I was close to getting hypothermia also as I was at the top of a mountain or so I thought. Turns out the mountain was really a volcano and I fell off the ridge into the volcano where I avoided hypothermia! Yay!!
My body: if it did lose the fuel source for heart power and heat, power usage for heat can go beyond the limit; 1,000,000 mWh and massive demands for power and heat are expected. After an hour, Massive power outages spread across the entire body. Body temperatures drop by several degrees. My organs and other parts of my body start to shut down due to frigid temperatures inside the body. 5 hrs in, temps are now 64.6 degrees Fahrenheit. Immune plant centers encounter severe failure to provide any clean blood cells. 1 day in, temps are now 41 degrees Fahrenheit. Ice can accumulate around arms, legs, and even head. 2 days in, temps are now 23 degrees Fahrenheit. Blood can freeze into ice blocks. And here it comes, Death
He died in Titanic but he lived through The Revenant. I did a polar bear swim " for fun " when I was a kid and it was the coldest iv been. Id imagine that if I dident have a big dry blanket and a warm house to scoot to right away im sure it wouldent take long to get hypothermia. If your standing outside naked, how long and at what tempature would it be for you to get hypothermia ?
I remember that i was walking home after drinking, when a block away from my home it happen suddenly if felt walk i was walking in quicksand with cement shoes. Suddenly I stopped feeling the wind chill in the air. I trudged my way home as my arms and legs started shutting down! A block away from my home and it felt like 5 miles. I barely got into my house as a collapsed in a heap near a heater register! I always wondered if i was suffering from a sudden case of hypothermia!
I was at the foot of Mount Fuji (at the top station of the Kawaguchi cable car). It was late November so it was cold, adding with the fact that it's 3500 feet above sea level. I don't measure my body temperature back then but I feel like it's close to 35 degrees.
I used to be like that at least once a month when I sit close to the arconditioning in my classroom, sometimes for almost an hour. Didn't know it was that dangerous
my sister just passed from hypothermia… the “strip naked” part got me at 2:00 cause she took off her jacket and shirt to cool herself off:(( damn this sucks
After watching Janna Jinton do her laundry I wondered what was this Hypothermia thing was about. he didn't mention the fingers falling off?? Does ur finger really fall off with Hypothermia
I was close to getting hypothermia as I was at the top of a mountain or so I thought. Turns out the mountain was really a volcano and I fell off the ridge into the volcano where I avoided hypothermia! Yay!!
Well i live in minnesota, so i think im just immune. -40 wind chills, and i was out there with just a coat for 30 minutes, and wasnt cold, or get anything like that.
Got locked out of how as a small child almost froze to death till I smashed the only accessible window in basement and got back in the house. But whatever I am fine just waiting around here with person that did that to me
I remember a soldier telling he was in a battle and how he jumped into a ditch full of water , soaking his clothes . It was very cold and he soon started shaking with the cold.
He knew he had to change clothes but the only dry clothes were ones of his dead friend lying nearby.
He had to strip the dead guy and put his dry clothes on to save his own life.
He survived the war but the mental scars are still with him to this day.
What war?
I'm writing a book right now and the main chatacter falls through the ice of a frozen lake so this is seriously helpful omg thank you
Somebody get me a taco I am looking forward to read it
When it is done, can you please send me a digital copy? I am looking forward to read it.
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I was waiting at the bus stop a few months ago, sitting on the bench. I saw an old woman coming towards me, so I thought to myself, "time to do my good deed for the day." I stood up knowingly, and stepped aside so she could sit down.
She walked right past me.
Mi rip
Mi I like this because it has nothing to do with the video
😂😂
Mi IDK why, I found that extremely engaging after this useless video
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Hypothermia:
When you leave the fan running while you sleep and you don't have a blanket.
my normal body temperature is 35 celsius.
RoadRoller lol
No. Hypothermia is not like that.
Moon Light r/woosh
Im fine dude
Caught hypothermia about 3 years ago, was in the mountains around wintertime, we slept in tents and I woke up in the middle of the night to my body twitching uncontrollably and feeling freezing and numb down to my bones. I started screaming for help and then they gave me coats and I warmed up
aw bless you. glad you're okay ! well done for managing to scream I just shut down when I get cold it's a pain
What the video forgot to mention is that it's not because your brains not working properly that makes you want to strip naked.
After shivering for so long your muscles become exhausted and relax, including your veins. Your veins suddenly come close to the surface of your skin again where it is adjusted to the cold and that makes you feel like you're overheating despite bring cold. This feeling is what makes victims want to strip naked in an attempt to cool off. Your brain not working properly is what makes you think getting naked in freezing weather is a good idea.
thx
Does that mean if you can fight off that feeling you can survive longer?
Thanks👍👍👍
psh, you believe that? clearly the issue is that you're confronted by a super hot (not literally) snow lady. stripping naked is a perfectly appropriate response. i am speaking from experience.
Hi, what happens to your gut & brain when you eat frozen desserts?
Went into shock and hypothermia after a bad crash, I remembering being so cold and scared I couldn't move I kept trying to make myself move but I couldn't move a thing. I think the temperature was in the negatives when I crashed and I laid in that mangled car for at least three hours I don't know when the hypothermia hit. But I couldn't stay awake and just sat there screaming for help and sobbing trying to get up. I am very thankful for the help I got from a lady who heard my screaming and helped the EMS and firefighters find me, I remember them cutting all my cloths off as soon as they got me out of the car because I couldn't stay awake and couldn't communicate to them
After watching Titanic, I was curious to see how I would be if I was in that temperature of water (-28 degrees F), so I did something sorta like the ice bath challenge, measuring out how cold it was by how much ice I put in, and it finally got to that temperature. I put on roughly the same amount of clothing Jack had on, and put my hand in. I didn't last a second...
bruh
bruh
28 F not -28 F
@@superfigaro8660 no
@@hipoapo377 What do you mean "no"? If the water temperature was below zero they would not have been sailing through it, as it would be nothing but solid ice all around, not just icebergs. It was a positive twenty eight, not a negative.
I had mild hypothermia while cycling in the Andes. Was a beautiful day and I cycled up to 3000mtrs. Things changed rapidly and I was very underdressed. -4. I never suffered as much trying to get back down to 500mtrs in my life. I had to hold on the brakes and spin my legs as fast as I could to keep heat in them. And could only go slow because of the wind chill which made it worse. It was a battle.. I ended up in hospital and was very lucky. The next few days I had extremely painful muscles all over, I assume from the blood going to my vitals.
Same! I slept in warm covers after a mild hypothermia episode and woke up with a very slight numb back. I guess it’s a normal side effect?
I live in Michigan and almost died during the polar vortex last month. I had to walk 11 miles in -7C weather and I forgot to put socks on. I got to a gas station and took my clothes off- Then I woke up in the hospital confused. It took two days for me to finally get my core temperature right. Winter is no joke!
Dang girl hope you’re warm rn
How tf u forget to put socks on in 7c weather? Shit i put socks on even in 105 degree weather
@@dankmanchill I was homeless. I barely had shoes Alan. Don't judge too quickly my love
Did you or didn't you take your clothes off at the gas station? Because there are some shady characters working at gas stations, sometimes.
@@intricatic only my jacket by that time customers were helping me out
I've had hypothermia because I went out to play in the snow with wet hair. I was shivering for a while while my parents were keepimg me warm in various ways. I don't think it was anything severe but it wasn't damn enjoyable let me tell you that. Your whole body is shivering and you can't stop it, your muscles contract so they start to ache and hurt a little. Your jaw also shivers and hits your teeth constantly and you can't do anything to stop it.
Yeah, even if you focus to your body to stop shivering it will never work.
I doubt you had hypothermia. Hypothermia is literally being on the brink of death
That’s stage one hrpothermia (lowest of 5 stages). If your body is shivering, it is not as severe as the other 4 stages.
@@loc9588Not at all true. Hypothermia is any time your body drops below a healthy temperature range, and it can be mild, moderate, or severe. What the poster described are classic symptoms of mild hypothermia. Take a wilderness first aid course, it's very helpful for knowing what to do. And mild hypothermia is itself not very dangerous BUT if you're still in the situation that got you cold in the first place you need to get warm otherwise the mild hypothermia will eventually continue to get worse.
From my experience visiting Greenland, in December, air was -50 C, felt like 5 C, body temerature:36.4 C, but being in cold water (4C), literally felt like -100 C, and my body temerature: 34.7.
this happened to me during camp . they made us stay outside for about an hour and it was extremely cold
Well, in Canada we ware T shirts in January, its not even a joke
Blood Beryl how exactly does saying that make you feel better about yourself
Canada obviously has some shit schools...
Lil RagTagOTF so true at my school everyone used to wear a hoodie out in like -18 lol apparently it was COOL back thrn
same here in maine
ShadowDabber 21 just how?
Oh god, luckily my damn country has no snow.
edit: when did i make this comment
You miss a lot of shit
Fruit500 at least we don't get those hypothermia or hyperthermia because we live in a warm conditions #tropicalcountry
@@fruit5003 yup, we definitely miss the chance of getting hyperthermia.
#tropicalcountry. 😂
Lemme guess u live in California or Florida
I’m Canadian....
I had hypothermia in Alaska 2 1/2 years ago... still in rehab trying to walk better... my brain has changed can’t find left or right... I get lost in a medical building !! Voice has changed... all muscles have changed. My core was 80 degrees... I was airlifted to Seattle... after 17 years in Alaska all I did was slip on the ice and fell... couldn’t get yo and laid there three or four hours in a freezing rain.
Jeri Lee French
I am sorry to hear this, I hope you are feeling much better. 🙏🏼💜
Hypothermia is the worst. I experienced it back in 2020 when my car got stuck in snow 1 mile away from the house. I walked back home and that was the biggest mistake of my life. We had -50F windchills and even the though I had jacket on and shows my layering was not proper. I felt cold for days, my heart had weird rhythm, and when the paramedics arrived and gave me heated blankets to it seemed to make no difference, by the time I got home I was so confused that I couldn’t stand up or remember the code to open my garage. Thankfully my wife saw me on the nest cam and rushed outside. I am truly lucky to be alive after this. Take the winter serious, be prepared well and for the worst. Hypothermia can kill you so fast you won’t even know what happened.
I actually love cold weather more than sunny and hot weather and the hypothermia isn't a problem for me.
Then you haven't actually been in cold weather
Tanner William would you consider NYC having cold weather in the winter lol?
I'm with you on this one. Was 3F here today and the snow was doing it's thing insulating all the sounds, so it was like the entire world just shut up for a while and all you could hear was the pfft pfft pfft of the flakes hitting the ground. I'd trade all the summer months for more winter months if I could.
are you depressed
2:52 “appropriate closing”
Nice and warmemrmrme
I have never suffered from hypothermia, thank god. But, I still know it is dangerous. When it is winter, I try to regulate my outside body temperature (because I also don't like feeling too hot).
That's the kind of narrator voice that I like to hear soothing, not annoyingly dumb and excited like other big channels
Can you imagine that many children syria freezw to death in winter as a result of this as they only have tents to live in to escape from the war with hardly any food :(
Yup.
Sorry I can't
WHAT DREAM DID YOU CREATE YOU IDIOTIC IDIOT IF I THINK IF SOMETHING BAD I NEVER FORGET IT
I also always see slenderman in the backgroud
Then maybe they shouldn't blow people up😑
@@S4ftyIn2pect0r 😑😑😑
@@S4ftyIn2pect0rthey said children, can’t wait till your in that scenario and someone gives the same energy
I have experienced hypothermia( extreme shaking) swimming in the River Cam in only trunks with the water 2°C. The mistake I made was staying in the water too long. Though I wrapped up in lots of warm clothes, drank a warm drink I shook and shivered uncontrollably for about 2 hours. A tip for wild swimming with only trunks or for the ladies costume- don't stay in for more than about 20 minutes and immerse yourself very slowly.
This exact thing happened to me a few days ago. I still feel a bit fatigued
@@reedyy_4114 I felt rather stupid getting hypothermia and so was determined to sort my problem without help.
I 100% had some type of hypothermia on a cod fishing trip in early February. No coat/ gloves for 12 hrs wind splashing waves, I had been so cold I couldn't even shiver, I started to hallucinate and get dizzy. We finally got back to the dock and I put both of my hands in front of a heater.. I was scared shitless when I felt nothing. Everyone ensured it was on and working but it took me 5 mins of standing there to start to regain feeling in my finger tips. Always dress appropriately!!
Last night I had no phone, I was dressed pretty good for the cold until I couldn’t feel my hands at all I started to feel my internal body system increase just like the video and I had to knock on a strangers door and beg for help
Idk what i caught was hypothermia or not. But, my temperature was 34°c and i had headache plus i was shaking. I tried to warm my body up as quickly as possible and didn't let my temperature fall below that, but i was panicking at that time.
I believe that my lowest observed temperature was about 91 Fahrenheit. It was a pretty fascinating sensation riding my bicycle for several hours in the middle of a cold night with limited protection. Everything slowed down. I didn't feel cold per-say. Energy was reduced. Mental capacity diminished. I felt like I wanted to just stop and sit down. I felt like if I had done that, then I might not have survived the night. You should try it sometime.
Happend to me last night in bed. I was shivering and my temperature was 91. But checked again. 93, then again. 94.5. Checked it 5 times and still said 94. But now its 96.6
Will do
Hypothermia a Greek word from Ypo = sub and thermia = Temperature and is exactly what the word implies when the body temperature is less than the normal i.e. 36 celcious
Wow i am enlightened
What surhuman level of intelligence allowed you to think so wisely
Ty that you used celsius too, I really appreciate it.
Don't be wet during cold weather. I learned it the hard way and nearly collapsed because of it.
I went into hypothermic shock when I went scrambling and kept dunking my head underwater in a cold river and stayed in wet clothes for about an hour and a half. I could barely speak or take my clothes off and stood in the shower shivering and hypervrnyilating for about an hour. Scary shit
In philippines, we wear hoodies in the heat for the hype culture
Justin.Christian Casubuan I wear underwear when I shower
We also wear hoodies if we’re in wrong uniform. So no one would know. Ey pinoys!
in poland theres a boy who spend few hours outiside and his body tempereature dropped to 12.7 degrees celsius, and he survived and it hasnt affected his life
This was so succinct & yet full of useful information. Kudos!
i got locked up out of my appartment building when the war on ukraine started , it was freezing cold outside and i was wearing only a tshirt at first i started shivering for like 4 hours i tried going back tried shouting no one was there to open a door didnt know where to go after that 4-5 hours of insane shivering i got confused i started hallucinating didnt feel cold anymore got emotional i was hearing voices and stood like that for next 12 hours didnt even think about going back to my appartment once you get disoriented y cant get yourself out of that loop ... i cannot remember everything its like a dream now some flashbacks and thats it .... but damn when you get severe hypothermia and you stopped shivering YOU ARE HIGH LIKE A MO*******KER SOME forth dimension HD hallucinations
I'm glad you're okay ! it can get intense huh
When you have a fever, even you are burning inside it feels like its too cold, and you shivers so you grab your blanket. My point is maybe when your body is too cold, you feel like you are burning inside thats why people with hypothermia tend to take their clothes off.
When extreme hypothermia sets in, the brain got confused and started sending false signals, hence they go naked.
Interesting so far!
EDIT:It is interesting the whole way through!
😒You guys alittle late aren't cha... It's basically spring now😂
KIMCHI GODDESS Something something other countries something something seasons
Jamie Vespucci 😲😲😲DAMN... I totally forgot..... my bad😂thanks for that.
Bruh I live in NJ and tmw and school is closed again for the fourth time
Mars Parker Wow. 😲. I didn't check the weather today. It was 74 degrees in the south... BIG difference. That's crazy😲
KIMCHI GODDESS still fucking cold and raining
can we change temperature by a blood temperature control needle, I have a model but I cant show it on this post of it will be blocked, thanks for letting me ask
56.7???? wow, considering 84 is the limit, that is amazing, i wonder what the hottest temperature on record is, probably like 117 or something insane like that
At 42.5°C (108.5°F) some proteins in your body start to essentially cook. You won't live for long at that point.
wait, if being in low temperatures speeds up your metabolism, would working out/exercising in colder temperatures be of any benefit?
Yeah... there are some people who do this I believe... but it's pretty nitch. Will also boost you bodies ability to sustain cold for longer, which is the primary benefit as I understand.
Hypothermia : *exists*
Wim Hof : hold my breath
So I walked to school in -40°C weather for about 10 minutes then had to turn around and walk back. When I got home my skin was extremely swollen, itchy, hot and bright red. The bumps were so bad, what stage was I at?
I'm just gonna classify stages.
Stage 1 = Mild
Stage 2 = Moderate
Stage 3 = Severe
Stage 4 = Living Icecube
You're around 3 to 4.
Sorry I know it’s been a long time, but you’re not describing signs of hypothermia! That sounds to be more like chilblains!
i can walk around with just pants and boots in deep snow at -15f for over 8 hours. you just need to stay active and get used to it.
I am watching this 1 hour after i experienced moderate hypothermia, i got soaked and i was far away from my house
hyperthermia sort of sounded like an extreme panic attack for a moment there
I thought this is Ted Ed.
I agree with your safety measures. Great video!
very informative and helpful, thank you
I was outside with some friends when it was really cold with some wind and a bit of rain and I swear, I felt more sluggish& giggly
I was riding a bike in 2 Celsius for 30 minutes without gloves and my knees where exposed too . I stopped to drop my friend off and when I got off I lost my balance and fell and was unconscious for a minute , but then I got up like it was nothing , my hands were warmer . I think it was hypothermia , but I am not sure. I got home by taxi , I was really scared .
37 is too much. 36.5
Darth Vader individual
my dude think about the hot countries.
yeah 37 is basically a fever
The poor dude was just jogging a little and ended up with severe hypothermia...
Must have been cold where he lived
-90°C
I love the cold. I run pretty hot and get overheated super easy, so I’m cool with lower temps and also I just,, love being cold? Like when my fingers and toes start to hurt a little and I can feel shivers coming is like one of my favorite feelings it’s so comforting idk why. I live in Maine and I always leave the window open at night so my room is really cold cause I sleep hot and I love being all comfy in my bed with my fingers & toes cold
I kinda agree . I love the cold too it revitalises and energised you it can feel so exhilarating . and cold baths too !
But when you sleep cold your body has no chance of maintaining it's core temp and you're fked. I struggled a LOT with that this winter to the point i felt sick and couldn't breathe and was forced to buy a whole new winter wardrobe, feather duvet and a heater. I notice you said sleep warm .
I think the key is not being in it for too long . Things in moderation especially the cold!
I just wached that after being in the cold bath for about 3 hours😂✌🏻
My country is weird af
some months it's cold (not the point of there being snow but still cold)
and around october it already gets hot asf
Why do you guys still use Fahrenheit?
Nice video man :]
My grandma was sick from a month, in her last 10 days she forgets us , her and everything later for 5 days straight she only sleep , she never talk , wakeup or walk or sit , on night she got sudden heavy fever about 105-6° we got worried doctors give some injections and medicine and than her body temperature suddenly dropped I thought she was recovering but it counties dropping she become cold like ice , it was my last time with her ,
I was close to getting hypothermia, but I got lucky.
I was close to getting hypothermia also as I was at the top of a mountain or so I thought. Turns out the mountain was really a volcano and I fell off the ridge into the volcano where I avoided hypothermia! Yay!!
John J. Rambo lol I’m happy for you 😆😂
When I was 13 I fell through ice and knocked out I got hypothermia
When I get in a cold pool I get mild hypothermia
whats the movie name playing on right side at the beginning
During the video I grabbed 5 blankets
My body: if it did lose the fuel source for heart power and heat, power usage for heat can go beyond the limit; 1,000,000 mWh and massive demands for power and heat are expected. After an hour, Massive power outages spread across the entire body. Body temperatures drop by several degrees. My organs and other parts of my body start to shut down due to frigid temperatures inside the body. 5 hrs in, temps are now 64.6 degrees Fahrenheit. Immune plant centers encounter severe failure to provide any clean blood cells. 1 day in, temps are now 41 degrees Fahrenheit. Ice can accumulate around arms, legs, and even head. 2 days in, temps are now 23 degrees Fahrenheit. Blood can freeze into ice blocks. And here it comes, Death
What is the name of the movies
Uh how was ice cube lady breathing?
He died in Titanic but he lived through The Revenant. I did a polar bear swim " for fun " when I was a kid and it was the coldest iv been. Id imagine that if I dident have a big dry blanket and a warm house to scoot to right away im sure it wouldent take long to get hypothermia. If your standing outside naked, how long and at what tempature would it be for you to get hypothermia ?
I remember that i was walking home after drinking, when a block away from my home it happen suddenly if felt walk i was walking in quicksand with cement shoes. Suddenly I stopped feeling the wind chill in the air. I trudged my way home as my arms and legs started shutting down! A block away from my home and it felt like 5 miles. I barely got into my house as a collapsed in a heap near a heater register! I always wondered if i was suffering from a sudden case of hypothermia!
I would think so, especially with alcohol in your system. 🤷♀️
Severe cuz the alcohol also decreases your body temperature significantly, will probably try this as a suicide method later
I was at the foot of Mount Fuji (at the top station of the Kawaguchi cable car). It was late November so it was cold, adding with the fact that it's 3500 feet above sea level.
I don't measure my body temperature back then but I feel like it's close to 35 degrees.
if your body was at 35 degrees, you would have been dead.
I used to be like that at least once a month when I sit close to the arconditioning in my classroom, sometimes for almost an hour. Didn't know it was that dangerous
Rodrigo Gomes uh AC isn’t gonna kill you lol
I'm not used to cold where I live here in Brazil. Here, the lowest temperature I've ever seen was 20ºC (68ºF). But I'm using a coat now :)
boi u weakass
Rodrigo Gomes wow
My hands get kind of num when it's cold ❄️
My toes too
I shiver
I had Hyperthermia today.but now is fine.
My oc Juniper died of hypothermia, on January 17th 1934. She was only 23. And she was a broadway star and murderer. I'm writing a book about her
Juniper Makes shit
What?
A Juniper is a plant, how can it be a broadway star & a murderer?
So you are saying I shouldn't go out in 30°f weather with shorts and short sleeves?
Sure, be sure to wear a hat to keep the heat in. 😊❤️
I gave the 1k like !!!!!
Answer short you said people can survive a 13 Celsius temperature
So the 37 c temperature thing is a standard but not the only number we can live with
In Ships, We have immersion suit and projective bags to prevent and protect from hypothermia
Hypothermia is what killed most of those on the Titanic.
It feels so hard to bear hot summer days of July- August n cold winter days of December -january to me.I feel terribly need a doctor nw.
Yep, that proofs my saying : overweight people are more resistant to cold exposure. Okay actually it does not, but I'm deadset that it is true
Me standing outside in the snow waiting for the bus shivering 👁👄👁 w u t d i d h e s a y?
Ayyyyy jammingway in the hizzzzhouzzze
What is the perfect brain freeze treatment please
Infographics or Tech Insider? Either way, you're learning something. & I'm subscribed to both! 😄
I'm watching this in a very cold water testing the limits of mortality
Who's here after having a hypothermia ☹
i was literally looking up this video to write a novel about a fur trapper based on the revenant lmao
Hythotermia when your hands are Willy Willy cold
Lookin' dis up because of the cold wave n Texas it's literally 0 degrees here
How does Tech Insider work
I shovel snow with no jacket in below zero iam used to cold more then heat but I know how much I can take
I always dress like a marshmellow for the cold weather :)
my sister just passed from hypothermia… the “strip naked” part got me at 2:00 cause she took off her jacket and shirt to cool herself off:(( damn this sucks
After watching Janna Jinton do her laundry I wondered what was this Hypothermia thing was about. he didn't mention the fingers falling off?? Does ur finger really fall off with Hypothermia
Why does the body go insane when the temp drops or goes above a degree or two.
I was close to getting hypothermia as I was at the top of a mountain or so I thought. Turns out the mountain was really a volcano and I fell off the ridge into the volcano where I avoided hypothermia! Yay!!
Well i live in minnesota, so i think im just immune. -40 wind chills, and i was out there with just a coat for 30 minutes, and wasnt cold, or get anything like that.
Have you heard of Wim hof? The ice man Wim hof runs marathons in freezing temperatures in his underwear .
Got locked out of how as a small child almost froze to death till I smashed the only accessible window in basement and got back in the house. But whatever I am fine just waiting around here with person that did that to me
This guy definitely skips his leg day 😂
I just want to know what happens when you wear wet pant in winter
Casually uses this for story research