Temperature extremes include the use of sauna, ice bath and cold water swimming. There are a lot of similarities with sauna and ice baths. They both produce “heat shock proteins” which serve to protect your proteins. Both increase measured levels in the body of Human growth hormone. This hallowed hormone is sometimes called the hormone of youth as it decreases with age and is largely involved in the aging process. It encourages cells to divide. All cells in the body die and are replaced, except for brain cells but they are another story. As HGH declines, cells don’t replace themselves as often, so any damage tends to stay, which is very evident for example in visibly aging skin.
Longer Life — Demonstrated in surveys done in Finland.
Heart Health — Reduces resting heart rate and blood pressure.
Fitness — Red blood cell count increases.
Muscle Growth — Particularly if done after exercising.
Injury – Accelerates repair of injured muscles.
Brain — Helps to build new brain cells and reduce symptoms of neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s.
Diabetes — Better blood sugar control.
HGH - Increases levels of Human Growth Hormone in the body.
Brain Function - Boosts brain transmitter substances including endorphins and adrenalin that give you a more focused mind.
Immunity — Increases white blood cells.
Depression — Releases positive brain endorphins.
Muscle — Improves muscular endurance.
Reduces inflammation — Especially for treatments like osteoarthritis or back pain.
Sleep — Cold triggers sleep hormones and can induce deeper, more beneficial sleep.
Diabetes — Better blood sugar control.
Increases Human growth Hormone and other brain transmitter substances similar to saunas.
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• Monday & Tuesday – from 6 pm
• Sunday after Breathwork
• Everyday availabity for groups of 4 to 6 people.
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$20 an hour per person
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