Impacts Photo by Anne Nygård on Unsplash Cold plunges are getting lots of buzz, but is it supported by science? Increasingly erratic weather has meant shorter seasons and less predictable freezing patterns. That, unfortunately, has led to an increase in drownings, particularly around this time of year, since the thaw is less predictable.
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