Andrew Huberman· PhD
I'm so glad that you brought up the fact that the discomfort or the embarrassment or both of shiver is still crucial to uh actually to reach for and try and experience the same way that with exercise
The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
I'm so glad that you brought up the fact that the discomfort or the embarrassment or both of shiver is still crucial to uh actually to reach for and try and experience the same way that with exercise
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it's going to create what is healthy stress it's called hesis in the cells and the more you expose your your muscle cells or your brown fat cells to these kind of like healthy stresses exercise cold and heat exposure it's going to make them uh better at like activating and also um at keeping you healthy
i think that being uncomfortable whether it's cold or heat or exercise or pushing yourself is critical to being a human