Reducing blood flow to the skin and extremities can make it more prone to frostbite or hypothermia during cold, windy weather.
A dangerously low body temperature results from your body losing heat more quickly than it can produce it, which is a medical emergency known as hypothermia. The average body temperature is 98.6 F. (37 C). In order to experience hypothermia, your body temperature must drop below 95 degrees Fahrenheit (35 C). Immersion in cold water or exposure to cold weather are common causes of hypothermia. The main hypothermia therapies involve ways to bring the body's temperature back up to normal. Hypothermia can cause your heart and breathing system to completely shut down, which will ultimately result in your death.
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