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The Science Behind Cold Plunges, Explained in Four Minutes
Cold plunges are exalted for their health benefits, like increasing metabolism and reducing the risk for chronic conditions. But does scientific research actually back these claims up? WSJ’s Daniela Hernandez explains what’s known (and what’s not) about the science of cold exposure. 0:00 So what’s the evidence that going into the cold ...
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