Do you get cold after you pee?
#26
RE: Do you get cold after you pee?
Let's think about this logically, with numbers: If your pee is warmer than your internal body temperature surrounding your bladder, then peeing would lower the average temperature in that region. If pee is cooler than the temperature of the tissue surrounding your bladder, then peeing would raise your internal temperature.
Next time you pee, pee on a thermometer and read it. Then stick it in your mouth and see what your internal temp is and tell us what you find out!
Next time you pee, pee on a thermometer and read it. Then stick it in your mouth and see what your internal temp is and tell us what you find out!
#29
RE: Do you get cold after you pee?
Okay I do not want to get scientific, and I have not read all of the posts so maybe this has already been covered but here goes:
You can feel colder immediatly aftering peeing because it is warm in your body - but over the long run you will be warmer and have more energy with an empty bladder because of the amount of energy it takes to keep the liquid warm in your body.
You can feel colder immediatly aftering peeing because it is warm in your body - but over the long run you will be warmer and have more energy with an empty bladder because of the amount of energy it takes to keep the liquid warm in your body.
#30
Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: WI
Posts: 165
RE: Do you get cold after you pee?
Technically speaking...
Urine does not produce heat. It absorbs heat from the living tissue around it that is actually producing the heat. Therefor....Having an empty bladder will cause less heat to be absorbed by the urine. This would allow your body to more easily maintain its internal temperature.
Urine does not produce heat. It absorbs heat from the living tissue around it that is actually producing the heat. Therefor....Having an empty bladder will cause less heat to be absorbed by the urine. This would allow your body to more easily maintain its internal temperature.