Adaptation and tolerance
Regular cold exposure increases cold tolerance over time, similar to building muscle strength. Individuals should start slow and gradually increase exposure to reap benefits.
Designed by two engineers who want to share the benefits of cold exposure.
See all the featuresRegular cold exposure increases cold tolerance over time, similar to building muscle strength. Individuals should start slow and gradually increase exposure to reap benefits.
Cold exposure triggers neurotransmitter release, enhancing mood and overall mental health, particularly useful for combating stress and anxiety.
Personal factors such as sex, ethnicity, and lifestyle can affect cold tolerance and brown fat levels. Tailoring approaches to individual needs is essential for effectiveness.
Cold immersion not only challenges the body physically but also mentally, fostering resilience and focus. It draws attention away from daily stresses.
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No.
No, just some help from a friend.
Definitely not.
Yes, at an additional fee of R2 500. Alternatively, it can be collected in Wellington. Delivery within 50 km of Wellington is free.
Between four and six weeks after payment has been received.
Yes, but it can only go through a sliding door, not a normal 750 mm doorway.
You need an area of about 2 m × 1.5 m to place it. Its outer dimensions are 1.5 m long, 0.81 m wide and 0.9 m high.
Morning cold exposure is ideal, or at least 6 hours before you go to sleep.
When you feel down but not sick yet, you can get cold but should warm up quickly thereafter. If you are already sick with major symptoms, you should avoid getting cold for a week or two.
You can contact us anytime via email, and we will help you address any leaks. Small condensation droplets will form on the pipes between the bath and chiller when the humidity is high. This can drip onto your floor and look like a small leak.
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