冰浴
冰浴指人們将人体的大部分泡入冰水中一段时间[1][2]。通常人們是在剧烈运动后會將身體泡入冰水中[3]。不過把身體泡入冰水中會有一定的概率罹患失溫症[4]，也可能會导致休克[5]并心搏停止[4][6][7]。
参考文献
- ^ Photo Replay. The New York Times. July 28, 2011 [2011-08-13]. （原始内容存档于2017-11-07）.
Daniel Ianus of Romania's national rugby team took an ice bath after a training session ...
- ^ Yael Averbuch. No Tweeting From the Ice Bath. The New York Times: Soccer. 2011-04-28 [2011-08-13]. （原始内容存档于2018-10-21）.
I tell my body to do a lot of things: Run one more sprint. Strike 50 balls. Push through just 15 more minutes. Warm up. Cool down. Sit in an excruciating ice bath.
- ^ Note: This article only refers to the use of ice baths in sports therapy and not to their use in cold exposure programs like the Wim Hof Method where ice baths are of different temperatures and are used differently.
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