Weird success?

[Chappella]

I'm not really sure where to put this so y'all get it because it is kind of a success to me.

So I'm a cold person. I naturally run very cold and I'm always cold. Always. Last week, I was walking my dogs in 50F weather and I got hot. I had to unzip my coat! Crazy fluke right? Nope. Happened the next night. Then temp dropped to 20s and crazy high wind. Last night, the wind stopped and once again, I was unzipping my coat! When it was 38F! I have not used a thermometer to compare my normal temp to current temp. 

So, am I crazy? Has anyone else felt like they're running really, really, really warm while doing a w30? Google tells me ketosis is exothermic so maybe I should be warmer?

[caitpage]

I've experienced the opposite. I am normally a hot sweaty person, but after about a week of Whole30 I started feeling cold more often - at work, on the couch, at night. Like a normal person? Not really complaining, I like sweaters and cozy blankets so it's nice to actually enjoy them. 

I would love to hear if anyone has looked into temperature changes like this. 

[BobMango]

Typically, perceived (and actual) body temperature can change when you modify the amount of calories you consume.  Studies show that people on extreme calorie restricted diets are perpetually cold.  So I would take from that that if you used to be hot and are now cold, the number of calories you are getting is significantly reduced, and I would guess the opposite is true.  

There are certainly other factors that could be at play, but my money would be on your calorie intake.

[cottagequeen]

Hormones are balancing out....