why does cold me us shake?
813579
Our bodies remain at a temperature of 37deg celcius for optimum functioning and health. When we are cold our bodies are in danger of loosing that vital heat, so it has developed various methods to stop this from happening.\n\n1) we shiver. This generates heat, as the vibrations of our body cause friction. \n\n2) out body hair stands up on end (goose pimples) to trap air next to our body and form a layer of insulation around us, preventing heat from escaping.\n\nThese two functions are enough to replace any heat lost to the surroundings which have triggered these reactions.\n\nOur boby will remain at 37deg celcius whether we are standing in a steam room or ice box.
220189
Yes deedee. Your body becomes tense and cramped. It is a form of anxiety and tension building up. Your body is reacting to the cold weather by building up warmth within you. It will release any excess fluids but it will also generate heat as you get up to go to the bathroom.\n\nLove\nBaby Doll
676532
This is known as a colligative property of most solvents, namely freezing point depression and boiling point elevation.  For freezing water, the molecules need to align themselves in a very organized lattice.  When other substances (salt for example) are present, they interfere with the ability of water molecules to align themselves properly.  This is how salt is used to keep water from freezing in the winter.  It doesn't melt it, it lowers its freezing point.
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This isnn't really the place to answer this. If you think it's serious get her to the docs or emergency room. \n\nHowever, my daughter does exactly the same thing. We took her to the doctors and basically they said don't worry. My daughter will stop doing it for a while and then sometimes restart. It seems to be maybe stress related but in her case it's been no great shakes. She got it about sge 11 and is now 14 and eventually you just kinda stop seeing her doing it. I'm sure the doctor gave it a name at the time, but I've forgotten it. It doesn't seem to bother her so we're cool with it, although like you it bothered us at the start.
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Liquid nitrogen surely feels very cold. If u want to know how cold is it, try to dip your finger into a bottle of PURE alcohol. You will feel that your finger is very numb and you cant feel anything eventhough you try to poke yourself with a needle. You feel cold is because liquid nitrogen vapourized very quickly. To vapourize, the liquid nitrogen will absorb heat from your body(finger) so that the molecules of the liquid nitrogen will have sufficient energy to 'brake away' and vapourize. Thats why it feels really cold and numb.
349709
I would guess that the vibrations caused by the fridge's motor cause friction on the magnets holding the door closed.  The friction would heat the metal in the magnets like rubbing your hands together on a cold day.
960858
Its because of static electric charge. This happens more when a person is on plastic chair or floor and because of some friction ones body is charged with static electric. If some other person shake hands he will feel electrical current moving through the body.
1132623
shaking usually happens especially when you are doing free weight b/c of the stabilizing muscles.  you'll notice it especially if you switch from machine to free weights, or if you are generally weak and have not worked out for a long time.  \n\nusually if i stop working out and restart, the shaking starts, so i usually start with machines to just get my muscles going instead of over doing it and being sore for several days.  once i feel like i have smooth movement, i switch back to free weights and the shaking will restart, but will go away once you have regain the stabilizing muscles to support it.\n\nmy advice, keep doing what you're doing, but don't overdo it.  take it easy for 1-2wks, then start pushing yourself harder and harder.
773830
*shakes head in disbelief* wth?
427543
This can happen normally if you are cold and a chill runs through you. Sometimes it's just something spontaneous even if you aren't cold. But if it's somethign that happens all the time, I don't know what it could be.
605807
Yes,it is a fact that it is cold at the poles where it practically snows all the time,but in the US temperatures don't drop that low.\nPeople say that-"it is too cold to snow" , because in this case the temperature is too low(for our geographical positioning) to "hold" water in the air which prevents it from snowing.\nHope that my answer has been useful!
738696
Cold environment and/or being nervous often does that.   The higher blood pressure contact the arteries & blood supply to your wang is impaired.  Shrinkage is common.\n\nI'd bet I could give it some TLC & make it OK again.
946057
oh im shaking in my boots ooooohh!!!
1185638
It sounds like "hypnogogic jerks".  These are also called "myoclonic jerks".\n\nSee:\n\nhttp://www.google.com/search?hl=en&rls=RNWE,RNWE:2004-20,RNWE:en&sa=X&oi=spell&resnum=0&ct=result&cd=1&q=%22hypnagogic+jerks%22.&spell=1
1070859
Maybe its Shaggy with wild 2 nite.. its the only one with shake, shake.. sorry couldn't be of much help.
1162762
you shake your booty.
1085969
Because it causes the moisture on your hand to flash freeze and stick to it.  Just don't do it with your tongue!