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When exposed to a bacteria, a virus, or even an excess toxin load — immune cells ask the hypothalamus {thermostat in brain} to crank up the internal temperature to: stimulate thyroid, increase heart rate and respiratory rate to move blood faster {i.e. increasing delivery of fresh oxygen and immune cells + removal of waste products}, slow microbe replication, and make you sleepy to conserve energy for the fight. When you turn a fever off with fever reducing medication — you shut down this immune response. What you actually want to do is to cash in on the fever and make it as efficient as possible…102-103F is prime bug-fighting range.

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