why should shivering contribute to heat gain in the body
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When your body starts to feel cold, the tiny nerves in the skin send messages to our brain.
Cold can be uncomfortable, especially in warm-blooded animals like humans.
In this case, the brain responds by sending messages to our skeletal muscles and creating a reflex actions.
Our muscles start to contract and expand, in the process, creating warmth in our body.
Shivering is necessary for the body to maintain a homeostasis and protect bodily functions.
When your body starts to feel cold, the tiny nerves in the skin send messages to our brain.
Cold can be uncomfortable, especially in warm-blooded animals like humans.
In this case, the brain responds by sending messages to our skeletal muscles and creating a reflex actions.
Our muscles start to contract and expand, in the process, creating warmth in our body.
Shivering is necessary for the body to maintain a homeostasis and protect bodily functions.
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