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An American woman with multiple sclerosis (MS) discovered her blood serum levels of Vitamin D more than doubled after adopting a regular ice bath practice. Her results corroborate a study of Polish women with MS who experienced a significant increase in Vitamin D after ten sessions of whole body cryotherapy.

Cold plunge therapy in the ice bath helps multiple sclerosis patients manage symptoms of fatigue and muscle weakness. Heat extraction and biophoton production for Vitamin D are critical mechanisms that modify MS.

Ice baths promote Vitamin D for healthy immune function. As soon as you feel you might be getting sick, go cold and short. Don't treat a fever with dangerous pharmaceuticals. If your physician says you're hyperthermic, ask them if they'd allow you to do ice bath.

Cold plunge therapy reverses Hashimoto's thyroiditis by recruiting brown fat & stabilizing thyroid function.

Cold exposure boosts the immune system in ways that help compensate for Vitamin D insufficiency -- even in the case of autoimmune disorders.

Although medicine has largely abandoned cold plunge therapy, new scientific studies support the ancient wisdom of cryotherapy.

Symptoms of multiple sclerosis improve after cold water therapy in an ice bath. The mechanisms of treatment may be metabolic.