The differences between lagers, pilsners, stouts, porters, ales? Discussion in 'Beer Talk' started by Randall54, Mar 3, 2014. Randall54 Initiate (0) Mar 3, 2014 California. I'm bartender but when I applied for a bar job I was asked about the differences between these types which I had no clue.
Body Temperature Can Go Up With Smoke. Your body temperature goes up when you smoke. Here's why: The temperature at the tip of a cigarette is 95 degrees C, or 203 degrees F. Inhale hot smoke, and it raises your lung temperature. When your lungs are hot, they are unable to perform one of their responsibilities, which is to cool or remove heat from your body. As a result, it raises your core body temperature. Stop smoking, and your body temperature returns to normal within about 20 minutes.
Today I Found Out. The highest ever body temperature recorded that was thought to be caused by drug use was 113 degrees Fahrenheit (45 degrees C). There was a case of a person who recorded 114 degrees, but lab tests did not confirm he was on drugs. The highest ever recorded temperature in any person was 115.7 degrees. It was the result of heat stroke. He might have initially had a higher temperature because no accurate measurement was made until after 25 minutes of cooling measures.