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Why does Ketosis make one feel cold?

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Why does Ketosis make one feel cold?
« on: 22/09/2008 02:46:06 »
why is it that when someone is in ketosis, that person is always cold?


<Mod Edit - Formatted the subject as a question - Please do this to help keep the forum tidy and easier to navigate, thanks!>
« Last Edit: 24/09/2008 13:42:23 by BenV »
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