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The Science & Experience of Cold Plunge Therapy
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Multiple Sclerosis Relief
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 likely critical mechanisms that modify MS.

Thomas P Seager, PhD
2 days ago6 min read


Grounding Boosts Mitochondrial Function
Grounding in the Morozko ice bath improves mitochondrial membrane potential

Thomas P Seager, PhD
Mar 123 min read


Resolving Raynaud's
Cold plunge therapy is the paradoxical resolution to Raynaud's. While medical advice is to avoid cold or take drugs like calcium-channel blockers or Viagra to suppress vasoconstriction, these approaches merely manage symptoms without addressing root causes. Raynaud's often signals underlying hypothyroidism and loss of brown adipose tissue (BAT), which converts T4 to active T3 for thermogenesis. Cold fixes it by stimulating the body to recruit new brown fat & re-regulate the t

Thomas P Seager, PhD
Feb 2110 min read


Defy Medicine Without Dying
Popular medical misconceptions regarding the origins of chronic illness all point towards a lifetime of taking drugs that do not cure any disease. I prefer to ice bath every day, because the real cause of chronic illness is mitochondrial dysfunction. Caring for my mitochondria is a better way for me to live than a lifetime of multiple prescription medications.

Thomas P Seager, PhD
Feb 1512 min read


Hydrogen Bath for Health
Hydrogen bath therapy improves metabolism by rebalancing the gut microbiome and initiating mitobiogenesis. Alex Tarnava, inventor of the hydrogen water tablet, explains the science on the Uncommon Living podcast, and Thomas Seager. PhD introduces the Morozko Mineral Bath -- the first commercially available hot tub with a hydrogen cycle.

Thomas P Seager, PhD
Feb 109 min read


Cold Water Immersion (CWI) Therapy for PTSD
An ice bath practice can resolve symptoms of PTSD by activating the parasympathetic response associated with the dive reflex.

Thomas P Seager, PhD
Jan 3112 min read
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