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Numb = Warm why?


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I thought numbness was lack of feeling. The warmth just could be a filler thing.

 

However, if a part is cold to the touch, your brain should default it to a warm feeling. If a part is colder than its surroundings, then energy will move from its surroundings to it, giving a feeling of warmth. When it's hot outside, for example, your body would feel cold to the touch by anything touching it that had been in equilibrium with the air temperature.

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