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Today on the Dispotech blog we will discuss cold burns. Did you know you can get burned also by overexposure to ice? We have already spoken about it here in our articles, but in this blogpost we will give an in-depth explanation on how to recognise a cold burn, how to intervene and when medical advice should be sought.
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Today the Dispotech blog will discuss cryotherapy: would you freeze yourself for a few minutes if your entire body benefitted from it?
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Did you know that ice is a drug-free remedy that has been used for almost two centuries to combat headaches and migraines? Ice packs can provide great relief for all those who occasionally suffer from them.
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Here on the Dispotech blog, we have often spoken about the benefits of cold and how therapy with ice applications (in whichever form is preferred) is excellent for a number of reasons. Supported by an interesting article from ilgiornale.it, today we will discuss cryotherapy treatments - previously for sports people and celebrities alone, but now much more affordable.
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We will be discussing the benefits of instant ice today on the Dispotech blog, and how useful it can be to have an ice pack or ice ready for use in times of need. Below is a list of the benefits of cold, how to 'improvise' an ice pack, its uses and risks. We will use an article we read on healthline.com as support.
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We have spoken of instant ice very often in our articles, explaining its practical aspects and emphasising the countless benefits of cold. We have always recommended that you keep a bag of instant ice at home or in places where you practise sports. But have you ever wondered how you should throw away a disposable ice pack after using it?
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Today we will be discussing ice packs and tell you why you shouldn’t reuse disposable ones: you might have an unpleasant accident!
We will use an article we read on seniortocare.com as support.
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This week, the Dispotech blog looks into at a study conducted by Edith Cowan University which shows that electrolytes taken with water help athletes reduce and prevent muscle cramps. Let’s have a closer look with the support of some news read on sciencedaily.com.
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What should you use when you have shoulder pain? The benefits of heat or cold?
How can a gelpack help if you are suffering from arthritis, tendinitis, or joint hypermobility?
