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What Is the Hottest a Person Can Get and Still Survive
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There is no perfect answer to this question. Depending on their health, a person might be able to tolerate elevated temperatures (~107°F) for some time, but an extremely hot internal temperature (120° Fahrenheit) will destroy cells and kill a person in less than 5 minutes.
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