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In response to "Isn't that completely counterintuitive? Their own argument is that sleep is brought on by the body temperature dropping. So getting into a warm bed " by pmb

I think it's that a cold bed makes it take longer for the heat to disperse from your body.

Posted by b. (aka starrynit) Jan 19 '10, 12:58

it's when you're already warm that it starts to shift out. (what's the name for that, science smartypantses? there's no one around here right now to ask.)

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not unless every Heat Transfer course I took was wildly wrong. -- nm - Reagen Jan 19, 13:09
hmmm, don't think it works that way. -- nm - loosilu Jan 19, 13:02 1
- no open vessels or whatever? - b. Jan 19, 13:09

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I think it's that a cold bed makes it take longer for the heat to disperse from your body.

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