Our Body Temperatures Are Decreasing — Why?

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+ What's a 'Normal' Body Temperature? Human body temperature has decreased by about 0.054 degrees Fahrenheit every 10 years since the 19th century. But does this mean something's wrong with us? Here's what your thermometer likely reads today when you're feeling your best — it's lower than you think. What Experts Say Celebrity Superfan Takeover: Morris Chestnut Morris Chestnut joins forces with Dr. Oz for the hour while they resolve some of the biggest food fights between couples. Plus, Chestnut helps Dr. Oz train to get in shape for his Mark Wahlberg challenge. WEEKLY CATCH-UP: WHAT YOU MISSED What a Week of Intermittent Fasting Is Really Like Can You Spot Lung Cancer Early? Signs You May Need to Go Dairy-Free Bake These Sweet & Spicy Brownies for Your Valentine GET TICKETS FIND LOCAL LISTINGS BE ON THE SHOW CONTACT US   Instagram   Facebook   YouTube   Twitter   Sharecare You are receiving this email because you subscribed to The Dr. Oz newsletter. You are subscribed with the address dr.samah.saied.ahmed@gmail.com To VIEW ONLINE click here. To UPDATE PREFERENCES click here. To UNSUBSCRIBE click here. 125 West End Avenue 7th Floor New York, NY 10023