concept   human body temperature
11 commonsense assertions
Cultures (11) • Arctic regions (1) • China (1) • Day of the Dead celebrations (1) • Marathon runners (1) • Mexican culture (1) • Sport cultures (1) • Wellness culture (1) • biological science culture (1) • common culture (1) • medical professionals (1) • yoga practitioners (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 human body temperature Arctic regions Arctic cultures have lower body temperatures due to adaptation to cold environments and energy conservation. 3
2 human body temperature China In China, the normal human body temperature is considered to be between 36.5-37.2°C (97.7-99°F). 1
3 human body temperature Day of the Dead celebrations During Day of the Dead celebrations, it is believed that departed spirits can lower the temperature with a cooling breeze. 1
4 human body temperature Marathon runners During marathon running, the body temperature of runners can significantly increase. 1
5 human body temperature Mexican culture During Day of the Dead celebrations in Mexican culture, it is believed that departed spirits may lower the human body temperature by bringing a cooling breeze. 1
6 human body temperature Sport cultures In sport cultures, intense physical activity like marathon running can cause a significant increase in body temperature. 1
7 human body temperature Wellness culture Yoga and meditation can help regulate body temperature and promote inner balance in the wellness culture. 1
8 human body temperature biological science culture The human body temperature is typically maintained at around 37°C for optimal physiological function in biological science culture. 1
9 human body temperature common culture In common culture, human body temperature is often used as an indicator of emotional state, such as being "warm-hearted". 1
10 human body temperature medical professionals In medical culture, a body temperature above 100.4°F is considered a fever. 1
11 human body temperature yoga practitioners Yoga and meditation can help yoga practitioners regulate their body temperature and achieve inner balance. 1