My body temperature is rising

ive always thought of palestinians to be warm blooded. You just seem to have a fire within you. It burns everything sometimes, and other times it is a calm and humble flame. kinda like chi energy or something.

It’s amazing that going vegetarian has made your winter-wear unnecessary…I’ve been a vegetarian all my life, and chica, let me tell you: I freeze to death in winter. And I’m in California lool!

then don’t drink wine

I tend to run warm as well. I prefer my apartment between 55 and 65 much of the time. One of the best arguments I’ve heard for dropping some of my excess weight is that I’ll be colder and can once again wear nifty sweaters.

Perhaps you are just becoming more Canadian with time. Before you know it, you’ll be swimming in Hudson Bay in December.

One would have expected the opposite. Most new herbivores soon regret the absence of lamb and beef from their diet.

Most probably it is that ur body is adapting to the changing weather rather than others. So u gotta b careful during the climate change.

You know why it is… Because us vegetarians are so damn hot

To be honest though, being a vegetarian shouldn’t have an impact like this unless you’re not properly replacing the meat you were eating before (but that would probably lead to you feeling cold, instead of warm). It’s probably something else.

Maybe you’re just getting tougher as you grow up

I think your body is adapting to the weather in Canada, I wish my body was that way ,I been living in oregon, usa for 10 yrs and the lowest temperature is 25 degrees , and it ‘s freezing to me , right now it ‘s like 45 degrees and I hate it !!! it ‘s so cold ,I prefer hot weather

that ‘s good ,I wish my body could adapt to the cold weather

i was in colorado this past week visiting family and i never really felt cold at all. maybe there isnt that much humidity up there.

Hi,

I just stumbled onto this site. Three years ago I decided to try to become a vegeterian and managed to not eat meat for about 100 days. After a few weeks into it, I started having trouble sleeping and felt really warm all the time to the point where my face was visibly red. Your story sounds a lot like mine. I finally gave up because of these symptoms and returned to eating meat. But the symptoms haven’t really gone away.