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Can a Sauna and Cold Plunge Improve Sleep Quality and Mood? Here's What the Research Says
Core body temperature and sleep onset are more closely connected than most people realize. In the hours before sleep, the body begins to cool, and that cooling is a biological signal the brain is waiting for. A wood-fired sauna followed by cold immersion accelerates that process in ways that most sleep interventions do not reach.
This is the mechanism behind contrast therapy, further enhanced with forest bathing here on Bowen Island.