NEUROSCIENTIST: How To ICE BATH For Max TESTOSTERONE Increase | Andrew Huberman



Neuroscientist Andrew Huberman explains how habits like taking ice bath or sauna, can improve overall health, increase …

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29 thoughts on “NEUROSCIENTIST: How To ICE BATH For Max TESTOSTERONE Increase | Andrew Huberman

  1. I went from 334 to 960 in around 3 months all natural. No TRT. This book should be essential reading for all men. Written by a 50s guy with natural T levels of a 20s guy
    Complete guide to testosterone by james Francis

  2. I've taken MANY showers ending with cold at night.. It night wake you up at first… But it will help you get more quality sleep too .. Or can… Depending on the person that is😊

  3. I have quadriplegic paraesthesia from transverse myelitis. Everything that touches my arms or from the waist down feels like ice water with major goosebumps.
    A shower or a swim in a pool always feels like an ice bath. It takes about 5 minutes before I feel my temp equalise and I start to register warmth. Sadly the message to and from the brain to trigger hormone and biochemical production has been seriously interrupted. No discernable difference for me for hormone levels. I am getting HRT to mimic what I need

  4. Probably the only place where I want to share this story as I don't want to tell anyone else (because I don't want to sound like the tough guy that does cold showers).

    I'm going to completely honest here, I've never expected plain water to inflict such a brutal pain.
    Don't get me wrong, cold showers are awesome and I sleep amazing after them but max cold water (like the lowest possible running through our pipes) is so immensely painful that I sometimes wonder how hardcore a real icebath must be (currently working my way up there, I like swimming and I want to swim in the winter (in our local lake) too, or at least being able to enter the lake)

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