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I was so intrigued that I did just that, going straight to the American College of Obs & Gyns to ask. Did you know that their librarians answer phones, tell you about their publications, and send you reports? Too bad I haven't any need for them because they're great.

There's no actual research that normal* exercise raises core temp. I'm not saying that only fevers can raise core temp, only that there's no basis to believe exercise does. FYI, ACOG also said that the widely-cited bpm restriction (I think my friend said it was 120 bpm) is no longer part of their recommendations and hasn't been for almost a decade. This only encourages my inclination to check the research myself.


* Defined as what's normal for the person before she got pregnant.