Following dry brushing, you can do a hot and
cold contrast shower.
This was actually something that came up during a recent live event that I put on in Spokane here where a NASA materials engineer named Ray Cronise came and spoke, and he showed how some of his clients are achieving in the range of 20 - 30 pounds of fat loss every month simply by implementing a hot /
cold contrast showers where for ten minutes a couple of times a day you go into a shower and you alternate twenty seconds of cold water with ten seconds of hot water.
Not exact matches
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Contrast showers, spas, saunas, and
cold baths are NOT recommended for prepubescent children as their thermodynamic regulatory systems are not fully developed.
Other common ways to treat DOMS include foam rolling,
contrast showers (alternating between hot and
cold water), Epsom salt baths, increased protein intake (to increase protein synthesis), omega - 3 supplementation (to reduce inflammation) and sleep.
On a more practical level, you could try
contrast showers: alternate from warm water, to
cold water, then back to warm again.
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Contrast baths /
showers: This is one I use, beware though if you finish with
cold you'll feel more awake, but if you finish with warm you'll feel drowsy quickly.
-- In the morning and evening take the alternative (
contrast) hot and
cold shower as it will give a tremendous boost to the blood circulation (including in your ears), improve metabolism, the elimination of toxins, and stimulate both the nervous and the immune system.
In Chapter 4 of this book, you learned all about the advantages of
cold thermogenesis, including the multitude of performance benefits derived from frequent exposure to
cold temperature such as
cold water immersion,
cold showers,
cold - hot
contrast showers, or use of body cooling gear such as the Cool Fat Burner vest or 110 % Compression Gear.
Start with
cold / hot
shower contrasts for 30 seconds at a time.