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Western cultures
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In Western cultures, a normal body temperature of around 98.6°F (37°C) is seen as a sign of health.
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Eastern cultures
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Normal body temperature in Eastern cultures is typically considered to be 36.5-37.2°C (97.7-99°F) for optimal health balance.
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Inuit culture
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Inuit culture values lower body temperature as beneficial for living in cold environments due to adaptation and energy conservation.
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Traditional Chinese medicine
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In Traditional Chinese medicine, maintaining a balanced body temperature and energy flow is essential for good health.
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Western medicine
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Maintaining optimal body temperature is crucial for overall health and specific medical treatments according to Western medicine.
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Anatomical study
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Anatomical studies consider the average body temperature to be 37°C.
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Japanese onsen culture
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In Japanese onsen culture, raising body temperature through hot baths is believed to improve health.
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Traditional Chinese culture
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In Traditional Chinese culture, low body temperature is linked to yin energy imbalance and cold-related illnesses.
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Western spa culture
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Western spa culture believes that cooling down the body temperature through cold treatments is beneficial for health.
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