The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
Maybe it's a cup of coffee and running up a hill five or six times, that will improve your immune system function if you get adrenaline in your system. You can use an ice bath, you can use a cold bath, it really doesn't matter.
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The mechanism here is what's key, and I keep saying that because what it means is that you don't actually have to know the specific protocol. I'm not trying to say, do this particular protocol. You have to figure out, and it should be easy to figure out what short term adrenaline increasing behavior you're willing to do on a regular basis every day, or two or three times a week.
it doesn't matter what protocol you use maybe it's a cup of coffee and running up a Hill five or six times that will improve your immune system function if you get adrenaline in your system you can use a ice bath you can use a cold bath it really doesn't matter