Why doesn’t a person’s body temperature rise even in very hot weather?

We are warm-blooded organisms. This means that the temperature of our body is always approximately the same. For humans, this is 36.6 degrees Celsius. Approximately the same temperature in all healthy people. In cold or hot weather, the body temperature is the same. This is possible thanks to the work of the thyroid gland. It is she who is responsible for thermoregulation. In the heat, we begin to sweat, breathe more often, our organs slow down to lower the temperature. In cold weather, the body burns fat to raise the temperature.