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Men are more comfortable at 22 °C, and women feel comfortable at 24 °C.
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Susanna Søberg, PhD

Temperatures for Comfort - Men: 22 °C, Women: 24 °C; Women Have More Brown Fat

Dr. Susanna Søberg: How to Use Cold & Heat Exposure to Improve Your Health

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Temperatures for Comfort - Men: 22 °C, Women: 24 °C; Women Have More Brown Fat

Temperatures for Comfort - Men: 22 °C, Women: 24 °C; Women Have More Brown Fat

Dr. Susanna Søberg: How to Use Cold & Heat Exposure to Improve Your Health - Susanna Søberg, PhD
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Temperatures for Comfort - Men: 22 °C, Women: 24 °C; Women Have More Brown Fat
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