What heats the body i know its the blood but how does it work?

Answer 1

Actually its the muscles. Our Muscles just burn energy and turn it into heat, for the soul purpose of keeping the body warm. When you move around, your muscles provide motion, which is also why when you engage in a physical activity your body temperature may increase.

On the additional note, your muscles consume energy just like all the other cells of your body. Glucose in the blood enters the cell, where it is prepared for consumption as it makes its way to the mitochondria. In the mitochondria, the glucose is used to make ATP, which is the source of energy used inside all human cells.

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Answer 2

It is muscles working create the heat, and the blood carries the heat around the body.
This is a bit simplistic, but basically, that is what happens.

It is why you shiver when you are cold; the muscles do "unnecessary work" in order to generate heat for you

Answer 3

Friction is the word. Friction creates heat. Blood moves throughout the body... Movement creates friction, unless in the vaccum of space.

Answer 4

Two things heat the body above 98.8 degrees naturally Fever and Sex

Answer 5

when there's already heat in your body and the body wants to keep the heat, the veins will become more narrow.

this process is called vasoconstriction

Answer 6

Breaking down sugar liberates huge amounts of energy (essentially from the sun), just as you can burn/oxidise alcohol, a similar compound.

Answer 7

Standing next to a radiator.

Answer 8

God's little heater

Answer 9

look up the word hypothalamus and take it fom there