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Cold Showers for Weight Loss (BURN 400 CALS) Proven Benefits of Cold Showers for Fat Loss + Muscle

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I want to help you discover the true benefits of taking cold showers while simultaneously dispelling all the myths. Let's start with weight loss. is there any true relationship between cold showers and losing weight. There have been claims that you could burn an extra 500 calories a day just by taking a cold shower. And I don't know if you guys know this but 500 calories is more than some people burned during an intense cardio session. On top of that people have published books audibles and articles all about this topic swearing that this is a true fat loss hack. The theory typically goes like this. When you're born you're born with adipose tissue and this is what we all generally refer to when we're talking about body fat. But theres another type of fat known as brown fat otherwise known as bat or brown adipose tissue. The main function of these brown fat cells is to generate Heat. That's why these are overly abundant in babies. These cells are typically inactive but if you find yourself in a very cold environment that's below room temperature then these bat cells are supposed to activate in order to generate Heat for your body. So ultimately these Brown fat cells will be burning regular fat once activated in a cooler environment. Awesome! there's proof for this right. Well. let me tell you about my research. I scoured the internet looking for a study where they compared two groups of people with a control group and an experimental group and to my surprise I didn't really find much. Finally when I did find a couple articles that claimed that there was scientific proof the proof was not that strong. First of all all these experiments were set up to determine if subjects in cold exposed conditions would experience an increase in energy expenditure and if they would activate more brown fat cells. The problem is is that there's a big difference if your energy expenditure increases 25 calories versus 400 or 500 calories like many proponents of cold showers want you to believe. The truth is that the results from the studies show that the difference in energy expenditure is there but it's not really all that significant except in certain cases. So what I mean by that is that in one of the studies one of the subjects increase the amount of calories burned per day by 400 calories. That's something that I'm sure we would all love to have but in the same study the average increase across all the subjects was only around 70 calories. So that's obviously a pretty small effect 70 calories isn't gonna have you tightening your belt up every week. So it's clearly a very small effect and on top of that if one person could burn 400 calories and another person would only burn 70 calories then it's obvious that there's huge variation from person to person. Meaning you might burn even less than 70 calories you might burn 10 because of the amount of brown fat cells you may have and way they react to cold environments. On top of that these experiments aren't exactly applicable to a regular person taking a thirty second cold shower. Many of these studies were super particular about how they would keep their subjects whole body cold for hours. One study even used a liquid conditioned tube suit which would have cold water poured into it. I don't know about you but I don't have a liquid conditioned tube suit. I also don't have a method to ensure that my whole body stays at a certain temperature the whole day. So some people are taking this to the extreme by swimming in freezing cold water to burn more fat from their workouts. I'd rather not swim in freezing cold water for the possible opportunity of burning 70 extra calories. I feel like a lot of people that are overweight might be looking for a shortcut or a quick fix and those are the people trying cold showers or putting an ice pack behind their neck with minimal results and there's a reason for that. One study titled cold-activated brown adipose tissue in healthy men found
Date: 2021-12-23

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Comments and reviews: 10

TiffanyAyse
I take very short and very cold showers to cool me down before my exercise sessions. It slightly boosts my performance and because of that it absolutely assists me in loosing weight. Also I am able to workout much more efficiently when I use the air conditioner, take ice cold showers, and spend time in the very cold weather. I try to incorporate as many beneficial acts as possible because everything positive helps and every day makes a difference. Sweating is fantastic and I already sweat a great deal. But thankfully my air conditioner will help me immensely. This video is about cold showers ofcourse.
But the cold definitely is extremely powerful!
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Cody
Maybe that's why we all stay lean as hell in the Marine Corps. I have taken cold showers ever since I got out and I am in better shape than 90 of the guys I served with. I also spend 5 days in the gym at about 3 hours a day and sometimes twice a day. Good luck gents. Just put the work in and you'll meet your goals.
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TiffanyAyse
I prefer to live in a very cold climate. I would love to have cold showers because I currently live a hot climate but unfortunately the water does not get cold! I look forward to the cold climate very soon. My performance and my mood is so much better in the cold too.
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PivotLoL77
eing strong is not only about how heavy you can lift. It's just as psychological as physical. Being able to handle pain such as cold is all part of being strong. Taking a cold shower help having a stronger mind and a stronger body
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Pushkar
I heard some guy lost 12kg in just one month by following diet plan from AgogeDiet, so I tried that too. Although I didn't lose that much, I could say this thing really works and it's definitely worth trying
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Krishna
May be. Daily Cold showers helped to boost my metabolism and reduce body inflammation. Thats the key to health. I am able to actually eat something now and loose. 5 pound a week. I still take it.
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Arthurxdarbinyann
First time doing cold shower it was light work in the beginning I was cold asf and freaking out but after 30 seconds it was all good and I lasted for like 10 minutes
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Mustafas
So your telling me
If I do as many push-ups as I can
I stretch before going to sleep
Take a 2 minute cold showers at 6: 00AM in the morning
I become the rock?
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Ricardo
i like alternating cold/hot water after my workouts (like 1 or 2 minutes each for like 3 or 4 times. i do find the cold water to help me recover faster. like cold therapy.
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Muad
I've learned to actually enjoy cold showers, over the course of this past month. I look forward to them now. After getting through the first minute, it's energizing.
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