Man pissing on a womans chest

Description:I would like to address the following based on my high school science knowledge. Hence the absence of shivers after vomiting does not necessarily disprove the theory of heat loss causing shivers. Answered Aug 5, I am just a form 6 grade 12 year-old from Hong Kong. Urine, being in thermal equilibrium with our body after being stored there for a long time, does not cool our body down when leaving it. Vomit and faeces have a lower heat capacity than urine as their composition by water is lower, coupled by the fact that their mass is smaller than that of a bladder full of urine, which further agrees with the phenomenon of pee shivers occurring after release of a large volume of urine. I agree that the sudden change in temperature, instead of the magnitude of change, causes our involuntary nervous reflexes which may be more significant and observable in a standing up posture. The fact that we experience coldness when first sitting on a toilet seat may also prepare the lower part of our body for a sudden temperature drop, hence the rarity of pee shivers among women.

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