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Can not drinking enough water raise my body temp? and is 99.1 bad
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No: You need to drink approximately 2l of water a day to prevent dehydration and probably more that that if you sweat, exercise, live in a warm place or move around. However that does not raise your body temperature. And 99.1 is not a temperature that i would worry about.
Answered 12/30/2015
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