Mustang Survival had no intentions of reinventing the wheel last year when it took on the challenge of updating its Hudson and Helix drysuits. The men's- and women's- specific models had already ...

He used an upscale brand of bottled spring water, Saratoga, for ice-cold facial plunges. For five days, I attempted to submerge my face in icy water, but I failed to see any benefits. Ashton Hall ...

Dehydration slows digestion – Even mild dehydration causes your body to pull water from the colon, leading to constipation. Heat stress alters gut bacteria – Studies show extreme heat reduces ...

A cafe owner in Dulwich is struggling to keep her business afloat after a series of break-ins, including one bizarre incident where thieves made off with 100 Magnum ice creams. Stephanie Morgan ...

Plunging head first into icy-cold waters might not seem like the likely route to inducing a state of euphoria, nor conducive to maximising your zen, but cold water therapy is a proven panacea to ...

Coggan explained that CLMH is the largest ice user and that any reductions in their access could have significant negative impacts. “Cold Lake Minor Hockey has been the majority ice user for a long ...

This product combines a unique formulation with an innovative approach known as the "ice water hack," promising impressive results without the need for strict diets or grueling workout routines.

The researchers reported that 7.6% of participants experienced a headache after drinking 150 milliliters (mm) of ice-cold water through a straw. They also found that participants with active ...

There are 4 a.m. push-ups. Just before 6 a.m., Hall fills a bowl of ice with Saratoga spring water before dunking his face in the concoction. By 7 a.m., he’s well into an intense cardio session.

New research from the University of Ottawa reveals that repeated cold-water immersion helps train the body to better manage cellular stress. Over just a week of daily exposure to cold water, ...

As temperatures soar, many of us turn to ice-cold water for relief from the scorching heat. While it might seem like the perfect way to cool down, drinking chilled water—especially in large quantities ...

There have been deaths and medical emergencies associated with ice baths and cold water swimming, and those with heart conditions are strongly advised to avoid cold water submersion below 27C.