07-08-2011, 06:47 PM
Ya, definitely make sure your hydrated, but everybody is different. Im that way with cold. In Missouri it will go below 0F in the winter and over 100F in the summer, yet I shovel snow in -20 F weather and don't feel too cold. This is because my extremely fast metabolism is able to burn calories and create large amounts of heat quickly. Your body me be very efficient at cooling itself. Now if you don't sweat then you need to see a doctor, because this could mean there is something wrong with you deeming you unable to sense the heat around you, and react to it. This would mean you don't feel hot, but your body doesn't cool itself down, which is extremely dangerous! Good luck! Hope this helped!