Reply With QuoteSauna: Dehydrates youOriginally Posted by crazy8
Ok this is weird but I need to know.With saunas,steam rooms,hot tubs, what health purposes do they serve and when/how often should the be used?Thanx alot.
NOTE: someone had to ask so ill be the idiot who does
Hot Tub: Raises your blood pressure
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07-19-2005, 08:58 PM #1Registered User
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Odd question
Ok this is weird but I need to know.With saunas,steam rooms,hot tubs, what health purposes do they serve and when/how often should the be used?Thanx alot.
NOTE: someone had to ask so ill be the idiot who does
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yup. Sauna's do not make you shredded, although my friend disagrees vehemently with that
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Saunas just make you sweat, and thus lose water, which definetly dehydrates you. Originally Posted by ForemanRules
Sitting in a tub of very hot water also raises your BPIMA BEAST
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At worst very subtle and short term changes....no worries. Originally Posted by Rocky_B
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Absolutely! Originally Posted by ForemanRules
Just dont sit in the sauna/hot tub and have a few beers.
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Hot tubs increase circulation, which will help move lactic acid out of your sore muscles. As well, after a few beers, it will move the alcohol throughout your system faster, demonstrated by my tendancy to vomit when I used to drink and jump in hot tubs late night.
Hot tubs=good for circulation, bad for drunks.
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back when i was a boxer, my trainer made me do a few saunas to cut weght. i felt like abslute shit after but i made the weight.
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I have done many scientific studies on the effects of drinking a significant amount of alcohol while sitting in a hot tub and have come up with this hypotheses.
Booze + Hot tub =
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Originally Posted by Scotty the Body
I have done many scientific studies on the effects of drinking a significant amount of alcohol while sitting in a hot tub and have come up with this hypotheses.
Booze + Hot tub =
What was your null hypothesis?
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