Hypothermia: What Happens When The Body Freezes ? Here All You Need To Know

The human body requires a core temperature between 36.5 to 37 degrees Celsius for survival

Metabolism regulates body temperature by breaking down food to produce energy and maintain warmth

In cold conditions, blood vessels constrict to conserve heat, causing discomfort in extremities

Hypothermia occurs when the body temperature drops by two or more degrees from normal levels

Early hypothermia symptoms include trembling, slow speech, and confusion as the body fights the cold

If the temperature reaches 32°C, trembling stops, and the body struggles to send signals

In severe hypothermia, the person may feel peaceful, losing awareness of their surroundings and pain

At critical stages, hypothermia may cause unconsciousness, with the heart slowing down and nearing death

To help someone with hypothermia, avoid sharing clothes and prioritize getting them to warmth

Alcohol should be avoided in cold conditions as it dilates blood vessels and worsens the situation