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Your cold plunge routine needs to change. Here’s why... Colder isn’t better. Longer isn’t better. And suffering through 10 minutes doesn’t earn you extra results. Here’s what actually moves the needle: ✅ 3–6 minutes is the sweet spot ✅ 48–52°F gets the job done ✅ Consistency beats intensity every...

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