Andrew Huberman· PhD
So if you are overheated to a point where, you know, you're getting up past 102 or 103, it's going to vary depending on person to person and certainly age, you know, kids, some people think can tolerate higher
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So if you are overheated to a point where, you know, you're getting up past 102 or 103, it's going to vary depending on person to person and certainly age, you know, kids, some people think can tolerate higher
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Now, of course we don't want our core body temperature to go so high that tissues of the brain and body are damage. This is one reason why, if a fever ever goes above 103, you need to start getting a little bit worried, 104.