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Recent studies indicate a gradual decline in human body temperature, now averaging below 37°C. Factors contributing to this trend include improved hygiene, better healthcare, and reduced physical activity. Research shows that chronic inflammatory processes, which typically raise body temperature, have become less common. Additionally, the widespread use of antibiotics and anti-inflammatory medications may play a role. Interestingly, this decline has been observed in diverse populations, including the Ciman people in Bolivia, where average body temperature dropped significantly over 16 years. Scientists suggest that the decrease is likely due to a combination of various factors rather than a single cause.