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That is to say, most of the drop in body temperature occurred just as the obesity epidemic began to take off in the 1980's. This also coincided with a large and mysterious decline in blood pressure, even as people grew fatter
Something took places in the 80's that had a larger effect on the reduction of body temperature than everything in the last century. I really don't know what it is and the only guess I have is that it might be related to the introduction of hand soap stations.
If I understand this correctly you are suggesting that people were constantly inflamed due to having to fight of infection and that the widespread use of hand soap stations in hospitals and the like considerably curbed the rate of minor infections?
itt: ppl can't tell the difference between infection and diet
(Probably nothing, but nicotine raises body temperature and pot lowers it. They also affect food intake behaviors. Only transiently as far as I know, .. or perhaps as far as anyone knows?)
Interesting, but probably not consequential here because so few people in the 19th century smoked.
Antibiotics seems like the obvious contender - maybe agricultural use?
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