Page 13 - Core Temperature News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Skepticing out there, they have questions about this what is being called an amazing story. former navy s.e.a.l. joined us to talk about the conditions the 37-year-old would have faced during the two months two plus months out on the ocean. >> there are three things you need to worry about, exposure dehydration, and then basically starving to death, and they talked about the conditions out there as far as air temperatures. talk about the water temperatures. he mentioned he had been living in a vessel that was chest deep in water. well those water temperatures you're losing your core temperatur...

Patient and do as much as we could as fast as we could to save his life. >> reporter: so this whole idea of being able to talk to people must be shocking to you. >> the fact that the one i treated in 2000 was shocking. this just remarkable. i can't believe it. the guy we took care of in 2000, we had to put chest tubes in his chest and power warm fluids to warm his core temperature. i had to intubate him and we had to put catheters in every orifice to bring his body temperature up. he was in the critical care unit for over three weeks up to a month. >> how does this work? the faa did a report t...

Test. it's phenomenal. when the environmental conditions alone are a truly phenomenal feet. so all around, the small boy really survived. >> do you think we would be telling a different story if it wasn't a young healthier man as opposed to someone much older but equally brazen? >> no doubt about it. this was a 16-year-old with a relatively strong heart. he was able to hide in the other part and hide near the carriage bay where there might be a little bit of room. i did mention that when the core temperature dropped, that's when all the hypothermia symptoms dropped in.

Now it's completely underwater. so people are saying gosh, are we crazy to hope that any of these 270 people are alive. you say no, it is not crazy to hope for miracles. >> it's a large ship there are a lot of people under there. and if they are able to accomplish three things to this point, number one, they survived any kind of an injury from either when it hit whatever it hit or capsized, number two, they're in an area where they have breathable air, and number three, they are able to get enough of their body. so hypothermia. if you're fully submerged, your body temperature goes down 25 time...

Welcome back. scientists have used worldwide for generations to help people look young and feel healthy. and nowadays, they're also good for helping rid your body of environmental toxins that surround us daily. now we go one step further, turning to infrared technology that could change the face of the sauna industry forever and help make you even healthier. earlier i spoke with ronnie p m palma who explained this revolutionary idea. this is the biggest fad happening right now. tell us about it. why is it so popular? >> because you can sweat without racing your core temperature. you always had...