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Michael Garrett and Ryan Duey of Plunge explain how their cold tub — set to 55 degrees — tackles inflammation and more. Shark, Robert Herjavec agrees to give it a shot, and the rest of the Sharks get a big laugh out of his screaming as he adjusts to the cold temps. From ‘Shark Tank’ season 13, episode 21.
You can run your Plunge in any type of environment. You can put it inside or outside!
If it is extremely hot where you live, the standard Plunge works great, but it may tick up a few degrees in the heat of the summer.
If you need 39 degrees constantly, we recommend our Plunge Pro. If the temperatures stay freezing for extended periods where you live, you need our Hot & Cold Plunge to prevent freezing.
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Do you need loads of coffee to get going? Get a quick start to your morning or an afternoon pick-me-up and boost your daily energy!
Cold plunge benefits extend beyond the mental! Athletes have used cold water therapy for years, an now you can, too, for active muscle recovery.
A cold Plunge can help detox your body and strengthen your immune system. It also has the ability to lower upper respiratory tract infections.
A cold Plunge just may help reduce depression and improve your overall mood. You’ll have to try it for yourself!
Consistent ice baths have been shown to boost Norepinephrine. It’s a neurotransmitter that can dramatically reduce inflammation and help with your chronic pain.
Cold water therapy can be an effective supplemental treatment for stress relief. How? It decreases the stress hormone cortisol. For many people, cold baths help reduce anxiety and improve the mood of participants!
Dipping into the cold Plunge, triggers the body’s autonomic nervous system. This is a network of vessels and nerves, split into two parts that control your response to stress. As you control your stress response, you may find you can relax and sleep better.
Cold plunging can increase your baseline dopamine. Dopamine is the molecule in our brain and body that is linked to motivation. According to Dr. Andrew Huberman dopamine can enhance our depth of focus and lower our threshold for taking action towards our specific goals.
An ice bath is when you immerse part of your body in ice-water for a limited amount of time. This is typically as part of a recovery routine. Some people recommend 10 to 15 minutes, but PLUNGE recommends two to 10 minutes.
An ice bath is sometimes called cold water immersion, cold water therapy, cold therapy, or cold plunging. Although mainly used by athletes for sports therapy, ice baths provides many benefits in addition to aiding physical recovery. Non-athletes can benefit from taking ice baths, too!
Ice baths are part of your overall wellness plan from your mind to your muscles. Check out these benefits: