• WhiteTiger@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    Yes. Cold showers are linked to higher white blood cell count, decrease in sick days, decrease depression, better sleep, among others.

    At the very least they’re more environmentally friendly and time-saving than regular showers. In my personal experience, I am much less sensitive to short-term temperature changes than others.