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Hot water/cold water

I don't see how this would work because if you have cold water running on your body it would restrict the blood flow in your veins. I would think that taking a shower with hot water would be the best because overall circulation should increase.
 
BarryMcCalkiner said:


All that stuff about catching a cold from going outside barefoot on a cold day or walking around with wet hair is just an old wives tale. You need a bug to create that cold.

B-Mac

no, it doesn't cause one to get sick, it just lowers the immune system by stressing the body, which in turn leads to people getting sick.
 
dude said:
I don't see how this would work because if you have cold water running on your body it would restrict the blood flow in your veins. I would think that taking a shower with hot water would be the best because overall circulation should increase.

Actually, a hot shower only would not have the same benefit as a hot-and-cold shower.

As you swithc from hot water to cold, your blood vessels actually open and close, flushing lactic acid-which causes soreness-out of the muscle.

Don't take only my word for it ( I have been doing it for a few years) ;there are sports injury management specialists who work with Olympic hopefuls that advocates this method and swers by it.
 
Showers...

I hear "golden showers" are good for recuperation... Which one of you whackos has tried the "golden shower" approach. He, he, he!

:sick:
 
TerraNoble said:


Actually, a hot shower only would not have the same benefit as a hot-and-cold shower.

As you swithc from hot water to cold, your blood vessels actually open and close, flushing lactic acid-which causes soreness-out of the muscle.

Don't take only my word for it ( I have been doing it for a few years) ;there are sports injury management specialists who work with Olympic hopefuls that advocates this method and swers by it.
That is probably how it works. It makes sense because the veins do not normally pump by themselves so the hot and cold is doing that. I bet some light sets at the gym would accomplish the same thing, but a pain in the butt because you have to go to the gym to do it.
 
Berry Demey used to recommend this kind of shower after workouts and it feels so good:) YOU GO OUT VERY FRESH AND RECOVERED. And I have never gotten sick from doing this.
 
i think its called cryrotherapy.(also refers to icing joints/tendons/ligaments, pain, bruises etc)

We touched over it at school...and got to experience it whilst training at an olympic facility

I am a firm believer

I often dont get to use it......but i do get to ice my knees which helps a lot
 
Some would say that is a good remedy after a hangover..IT really sobers you up!
 
DR. NOE said:
The russians like to switch between hot water and cold water. They swear that it helps the muscles recover quicker. What's your take on this subject.


:devil:
I only shower on Saturdays so would I shower with cold water on the first and third Saturday, or the second and fourth?
 
Re: Re: Hot water/cold water

Bigsatan13 said:



:devil:
I only shower on Saturdays so would I shower with cold water on the first and third Saturday, or the second and fourth?

You should just stay away from water, especially holy water. Who would I do combat with if that was to happen.
:)
 
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