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Matthew Cormier
Independent medical researcher (PhD) and biomedical scientist publishing on the decline of human body temperature and its links to immune function and chronic illness.
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Oct 12, 2026
Dropping Body Temp Is Destroying Immune Systems!
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Jimmy DoreHOST
So this is y- Would you consider this serious? Is that why more people feel like they have less energy, and we have more chronic illness? Do you think that that's, those are correlated?
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5:31Matthew CormierGUEST
Um, I would say that this may be one of the most significant events in the history of mankind, and that's not an exaggeration.
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5:38Matthew CormierGUEST
Um, so in regards to immune function, um, a person's body temperature, it's known as thermoregulation.
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5:45Matthew CormierGUEST
Um, elevated heat provides defense against pathogens, things like viruses, uh, bacterial infections, parasitic infections, and fungal infections.
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5:56Matthew CormierGUEST
So when a person's body temperature declines, it opens the window for opportunistic infection.
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