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Why cold plunges may not be for you:

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Northern Rambler's Ramblings1 年前

Thank you for addressing this!! So many ppl create more problems for themselves by cold plunging when it's not appropriate for their individual nervous system health

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Helocaine1 年前

Don't let a Cold Sore ruin your day

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Heal1 年前

Cold plunges also raise blood pressure which releases cortisol. Don’t do them if you’re already stressed

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Regal Change1 年前

Probably the reason why your nervous system responds so well to float tanks too

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B S Gupta1 年前

We all know cold make something shrink, and hot expands. The same is with our body-cold plunges shrink our veins, arteries and make the blood, nutrients to flow at slower speed causing our brain to think about some threat. When I went to Mansarovar Lake in Tibet, I was forbidden to take a plunge as they warned it might cause brain stroke.

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🍓🌴🌻Athena🌻🌴 🍓🐔🦜🦜🐦🐕1 年前

Yes, not good for us. Very stressful to our vessels because blood thickens. Extremely cold can cause micro tears in the heart. From research & medical knowledge.

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Christian, Health Ghostwriter✍️1 年前

@seagertp

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Tom Barrett | Energy + Fat Loss After 401 年前

It’s wild how often we confuse overstimulation with productivity. I didn’t feel calm until I changed how I started my mornings — slower, quieter, more intentional. Energy doesn’t always come from doing more. Sometimes it comes from doing less.

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TweetVerse1 年前

This is good to know

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Darla B. Helmer1 年前

I’m completely on board with warm water ❤️😊

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Ayşe1 年前

thank you for this

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