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The potential benefits of a cold shower

  • Some people say they feel more energized and alert.
  • Athletes say cold showers have a positive effect on muscle recovery. A 2016 study showed that cold showers positively impacted exertional hyperthermia, meaning high body temperatures resulting from intense workouts, although an ice bath is far superior.
  • Some advocates of cold showers say that cool temperatures can boost the immune system.
  • A splash of cold water can boost circulation, calm itchy skin and shrink pores leading to better-textured skin.

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Staying energized

Staying energized

Taking a cold shower can be a great way to stay energized, but the science is still unclear on the effects on your body when you take the cold shower.

That said, there are some reasons why a person might want to turn the faucet all the way to cold.

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The potential risks of a cold shower

The potential risks of a cold shower

A few minutes of frigid water shouldn’t do any harm. However, for some people, it can be dangerous.

  • A cold shower is shocking and can trigger your sympathetic nervous system, which is your fight-or-flight mechanism.
  • Someone with a preexisting heart condition can find that a co...

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