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.
but the same kind of like training is also what you do when you go out and and into the cold water and submergent into cold water because that is just your cold training center you can say that and and also your heat Training Center going into the sauna because the cells are getting stronger with hortic stress so it's the same process just different practices
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we know that in our lives he cold sauna exercise there are things that make us stronger by gets down a little bit
what we call leveling up and what we're talking about here is potentially just poking some of these hortic stresses from time to time a little dip in the coal plunge a little exposure to heat in the sauna
doing some degree a small amount of cellular damage uh when the body repairs that it actually comes back stronger than it was without the exposure in the first place