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Skin temperature

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‎11-11-2024 22:37

‎11-11-2024 22:37

Is the skin temperature data on the graph accurate? The temperature readings are significantly lower than the normal human body temperature."??!

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‎11-12-2024 16:53

‎11-12-2024 16:53

1.  By "normal human body temperature", I hope you don't mean something like 98.6.  That's internal temp.  This is skin temp which is a totally different thing.

2.  That -4.1 is not the temp.  It is the how much last night varied from your average.

Before posting, re-read to see if it would make sense to someone else not looking at your Fitbit or phone.

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