Wear summer or warm weather clothing in a room
less than 66℉ (19℃) for 2-to-6 hours &
You'll easily burn 500 calories or Lose ONE extra Pound each
week without exercise & YES,
Here's the scientific proof it works ↓
In this study… People
Increased their fat burning metabolism by 80% burning 250 more calories
every 3 hours (or 500 calories every 6 hours) in a 64℉ (18℃) room.
It took 2 hours to burn 410 calories (or 820 calories every 4
hours) in this
study
with people sitting in a 66℉ (19℃) room.
In another 6 week study people
who
were already leanLost 5 percent of their body fat in 6
weeks after spending 2 hours a day in a 63℉ (17℃) room.
Your body burns calories to create heat to warm you up
to maintain your normal body temperature of 98.6℉ (37℃)
Cold temperatures activate
Brown Fat. Brown
fat burns off ugly white fat (your belly fat,
flabby arms,
love handles & etc.) for energy to keep you warm.
Quick brown fat fact →The slimmer you are = the more brown fat you have.
It takes 10 days of spending 6 hours per day in temperatures of 59℉
(15℃) to increase the amount of brown fat you have according to this
study
If maximally stimulated, Brown fat can burn 300 to 500 calories a day -- enough to lose up to a pound in a week.Aaron Cypess, MD, PhD instructor of medicine at Harvard
Turning Ugly White Fat into
Fat Burning Brown Fat
At temperatures lower than 59℉ or where it's cold enough to make
you shiver,
Brown fat can't burn enough calories by itself to warm you
up so at that point… Your muscles release another fat burning hormone called irisin
to help your brown fat burn even more calories to warm you
up.
Irisin turns your ugly white fat into fat burning brown fat.
Exposing yourself to temperatures lower than 59℉ for 15 minutes
produces the same amount of irisin as an hour of exercise.
Ray Cronise lost 21 pounds in 12 weeks with diet & exercise alone but,
Lost 27 pounds in 6 weeks (almost 5 pounds a week) when he added cold exposure tricks like drinking ice cold water, sleeping without covers & taking walks in colder weather.
After 4 weeks of cold exposure
Ares Nikolopoulos lost a lot of belly fat in 4 weeks using cold exposure with HIIT
You'll lose at least 40 pounds a year based on the
study you saw
earlier where you'll burn 410 calories every 2 hours being exposed to temperatures lower than
66℉ (19℃) but,
Check out this
study that indicates spending more time in warmer conditions may actually
lead to you gaining weight.
The theory is you'll get the same fat burning benefits of hours of cold
exposure placing an ice pack on the back of your lower neck/upper back
area for 15-to-30
minutes because… Most of your
Brown Fat is located around your neck,
collar bones & shoulder blades.
3. Or wear an ice vest
Ice vest help you
comfortably place ice on the areas of your body where brown fat is located.
This
article talks about how wearing an ice jacket can help you burn 500 calories
a day or lose 1 pound every week without exercising.
4. Drink ice cold water
Your body burns up to 140 calories for every gallon of ice cold water you
drink. You can easily lose an extra 7-to-15 pounds a year drinking at least 2 liters of ice cold water daily.
5. Exercise in the cold
You'll burn more fat than more blood sugar/glycogen
according to this study working out in the cold doing low-to-moderate intensity workouts like
brisk
walking, yoga or
tai-chi
Actual results:Ray Cronise
lost 27 pounds in 6 weeks doing 20-to-30 minute "shiver walks" walking in colder temperatures wearing nothing but a T-shirt,
earmuffs and gloves on his upper body.
6. Cold Showers
5-to-15 minute
cold showers help you burn a lot of calories in a shorter period of time because water takes heat away from your body over 20 times faster
than cold air does.
Gradually work your up to colder
showers instead of starting off right away with your shower set at the coldest
temperature.
Fat Burning Tip → Combine cold showers or
ice baths with
Intermittent fasting by showering during your fasting period
(or in the morning) for faster fat loss.
Submerging yourself in 50-to-70℉ (10-to-21℃) water for 10-to-30 minutes
speeds up fat loss because in this
experiment,
Your metabolism increases by 93% in 68℉
(20℃) water &
Your metabolism increases by 350% & noradrenaline (another fat burning hormone) increases by 530% in 57℉
(14℃) water.
To do an ice bath,
Use as much ice as you need to get the water down to 70℉
(21℃) (you'll
need 5+ lbs. of ice to do this) and once most of the ice melts,
Submerge your legs and waist first for 5-to-15
minutes BEFORE Submerging everything except for your head & hands for the last 5-to-15
minutes.
Work up to submerging your entire body (not your head) for ONLY
10-to-30
minutes (see safety guidelines)
8. Lose Weight in Your Sleep
You'll gain 42% more brown fat and increase your metabolism by 10% in
less than a month sleeping in a 66℉ (19℃) room according to this
study
You'll burn at least 250 calories every 3 hours in a 64℉ (18℃) room based
on this study or about
700 calories sleeping 8 hours a night and once you wakeup,
Use your bed sheets to lose more weight
9. Wear less clothes
You can increase the calorie burn when
you're exposed to
colder temperatures by wearing less clothes, get naked, wear lighter
clothing or the clothing you wear when its real hot.
For example, When you go on an outdoor 'Shiver Walk'… Wear the least
amount of clothes that causes you to shiver slightly.
One reason why some people are overweight despite the fact they live in colder climates is because they dress too warmly preventing brown fat activation.
Yes, Cold Exposure is Exercise
The longer you exercise & The longer you expose yourself to temperatures = the more calories you'll burn.
Don't start off at the coldest temperatures (like don't take a 50℉ ice bath your first day) because just like with
exercise… You wouldn't start off on a treadmill at the highest speed.
Gradually work your way up to exposing yourself to colder temperatures. Once you start to shiver less (probably
because you've gained more
heat generating brown fat) you'll be able to tolerate colder temperatures.
Be Safe
Colder is not better. Anything lower than an air
temperature of 32℉ (0℃) or a water temperature of 50℉ (10℃) is
NOT SAFE! Studies have already proven you can get excellent results at
66℉ (19℃) or a water
temperature of
68℉ (20℃)
Moving water is colder water. If your ice bath has a
jetstream system then the moving water is actually
colder than what is being measured by your thermometer.
Medical Conditions: Check with your doctor (especially if you have high blood pressure or heart problems)
Protect your face, hands & feet. Protect your cold
sensitive areas like your face, hands & feet with things like a scarf,
gloves, socks & earmuffs.
30 minute limit. When taking cold showers or ice baths (especially those
closer to 50℉…) Limit your time to 30 minutes to prevent
hypothermia
Get a Partner. Have someone nearby who can help you in
the case of an emergency if you're going to be exposing yourself to very low
air or water temperatures.
Burn 800 Calories in 3 Minutes
CryoSaunas or a CryoChambers can easily burn 500-to-800 calories in 3 minutes.
A
CryoSauna exposes your body to negative 220- to-300 degrees Fahrenheit
for
1-to-3 minutes.
I've always been a pretty lean guy, so I was actually surprised by the weight loss effectDr. Ron Whitfield after losing 10 pounds
in a CryoSauna