vialfiles38

Skeletal muscle mass reduction can also play a role since muscle is a primary heater for the body.

assayhead

Mine actually ran a bit colder too when things ramped up. Thought I was losing my mind at first.

coldmind64

Check thyroid panels if you can. Sometimes metabolic down regulation hits hard during extended protocols.

protocol88

Good point on the room temps. I keep the lab climate controlled to a strict range though to avoid that exact noise.

benchroom

Are you factoring in ambient room temp changes? That messes with my logs all the time.

rust_pdx86

Thanks for sharing this observation. I will start tracking skin surface temps alongside core logs to get a better picture.

amberrat

My subject wore extra layers for a week straight because of this exact phenomenon. Funny to see someone else mention it.

saltwatch

I seriously doubt a peptide causes measurable core temp shifts like that. Sounds like a faulty sensor.

titration_pdx44

Lower energy output often means less thermal generation. Basic thermodynamics applied to your subject.

grayowl0

That muscle angle makes a lot of sense if the subject is dropping lean mass alongside fat.