A Myth Debunked

[Scotus]

What the article is debunking is the myth that most of your heat is lost through the head; however, it also states:

"The face, head and chest are more sensitive to changes in temperature than the rest of the body..."​

This alone is reason to wear a hat. If your head feels colder than other parts of the body, then one should naturally wear a hat to feel warmer. And if one is going to wear a hat to feel warmer, one should do so in style, as we do with the rest of our body (coat, gloves, etc.).

 

[CharlieB]

What the article is debunking is the myth that most of your heat is lost through the head; however, it also states:

"The face, head and chest are more sensitive to changes in temperature than the rest of the body..."​

This alone is reason to wear a hat. If your head feels colder than other parts of the body, then one should naturally wear a hat to feel warmer. And if one is going to wear a hat to feel warmer, one should do so in style, as we do with the rest of our body (coat, gloves, etc.).

And, based on my wife's metabolism, feet

 

[DanielJones]

So I suppose that is why our wives have large shoe collections. They are trying to keep their feet warm in style. Always prepared.

Cheers!

Dan

 

[John in Covina]

Of course they can prove it. Theoretical physics can also prove that an elephant can hang off a cliff with its tail tied to a daisy! JG