We weren’t designed to stay at a constant 72°F.
The science.
We’ve evolved to benefit from extreme temperature exposure.
But our usual day-to-day? It rarely offers up the opportunity.
The benefits of regular hot and cold sessions have been researched by scientists and doctors for decades. They've been published in top, peer-reviewed scientific journals.
Whether it’s for one hour a week or five, lay the foundation for hot and cold to be a tried-and-true part of your health routine.
Hot
Sit and sweat.
The how-to is remarkably simple. Spend approximately one hour a week in heat. Broken up across a few days. Solo or with friends. No secret science, just a good sweat to dramatically improve your health.
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50%
reduction in cardiovascular disease mortality for lowered chronic disease risk and longevity gains*
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62%
reduction in stroke events*
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46%
reduction in hypertension development*
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65% and 66%
lower incidence of Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia, respectively
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29%
reduction in cortisol reduction for stress relief
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48%
increase in heat shock proteins for cellular repair, immune support, musculature support and longevity
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16x
initial increase growth hormone for muscle and bone balance as well as glucose and insulin regulation
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Zzz
body temperature management for improved sleep
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50%
reduction in cardiovascular disease mortality for lowered chronic disease risk and longevity gains*
-

62%
reduction in stroke events*
-

46%
reduction in hypertension development*
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65% and 66%
lower incidence of Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia, respectively
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29%
reduction in cortisol for stress relief
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48%
increase in heat shock proteins for cellular repair, immune support, musculature support and longevity
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16x
initial increase in growth hormone for muscle and bone balance as well as glucose and insulin regulation
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Zzz
body temperature management for improved sleep
*All percentages above illustrate the studied benefits associated with frequent and consistent sauna and cold exposure. Asterisked percentages are dose-dependent.
Cold
Take a dip.
A lot of shivers, not a lot of time. 10 minutes a week. Spread across several sessions. Again and again and again. All in pursuit of a jolt of energy today and meaningful health benefits tomorrow.
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500%
increase in noradrenaline for focus and alertness
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250%
increase in dopamine for motivation and drive
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29%
reduction in cortisol for stress relief
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Brown fat activation for higher caloric burn and improved insulin response
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↓
Reduced inflammation for recovery and performance
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500%
increase in noradrenaline for focus and alertness
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250%
increase in dopamine for motivation and drive
-

29%
reduction in cortisol for stress relief
-

↑
Brown fat activation for higher caloric burn and improved insulin response
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↓
Reduced inflammation for recovery and performance
*All percentages above illustrate the studied benefits associated with frequent and consistent sauna and cold exposure. Asterisked percentages are dose-dependent.