Topic: Body Temperature

Body Temperature comes up in 3 chapters across 3 episodes of The No Agenda Show, from September 2009 to October 2026.

September 2009 October 2026

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Immune Amnesia
Episode 1909 • • 2:03:38 - 2:09:54

1909: Immune Amnesia

Global Decline in Human Body Temperature Study

Researcher Matthew Cormier presents evidence of a global decline in average human body temperature from 98.6 to 97.7 degrees Fahrenheit. This decline is linked to rising rates of chronic illness and metabolic disease. The study suggests that reduced metabolic rates and chronic exposure to toxins are weakening natural thermal defenses against infections.

Pain of Imprisonment
Episode 1210 • • 38:09 - 42:45

1210: Pain of Imprisonment

Cold-Blooded Politics, Nancy Pelosi and Human Body Temperature

Nancy Pelosi's appearance on Bill Maher's show is highlighted, where she described her political strategy as "cold-blooded." This is linked to a Stanford University study claiming the average human body temperature in the U.S. has dropped from 98.6 to 97.9 degrees since the 19th century. The hosts jokingly use this data to support a "reptilian" theory regarding political figures like Pelosi and Adam Schiff.

Cloudbusting
Episode 130 • • 13:52 - 16:27

130: Cloudbusting

Orgone Energy Experiments and Coca-Cola Can Trick

A simple experiment involving an empty Coca-Cola can is suggested to demonstrate Orgone energy, where placing a finger inside the coated can allegedly produces a sensation of warmth. The effect is attributed to the layering of insulators, similar to how stacking different fabrics like silk and wool can influence body temperature.

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