sauna is great
everything you need to know...
0. sauna is a top longevity therapy
1. dry sauna is best
2. wet & Infrared saunas lack longevity evidence
3. aim to do 4-7 sessions per week
4. the body takes time to acclimate to sauna
5. expect sleep & HRV to be wrecked in first 2 weeks
6. after workouts is ideal
7. avoid polyester clothing & towels
8. wear as little as possible & 100% cotton
9. heat wrecks male fertility
10. men should ice their balls
11. women don’t need ice
12. wear a sauna hat to avoid hair/scalp irritation
13. 11 min @ 176°F (80ºC) is when benefits start
14. 20 min @ 195°F (90.5ºC) is ideal
15. pro move: core body temp to 102.2°F (39ºC)
16. this takes me 34 minutes @ 200°F (93ºC)
17. be careful, that’s hot as hell & not necessary
18. don’t cold plunge after
19. never sauna dehydrated
20. drink electrolytes before and after
21. sauna’s good for muscle recovery
22. it may remove microplastics from body
23. don’t water rocks, avoid aerosolizing contaminants
24. measure the air quality in your sauna (if you can)
25. remove potentially toxic materials from your sauna
26. sauna with a friend creates joy
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“A cat that dreams of becoming a lion must lose its appetite for rats.”
Meaning: To achieve greatness, you must let go of old habits that could hold back your progress.
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I'm a simple man with simple approach. I don't go too deep into statistics on those. What I do:
- Backtest always using -5% handicap for slippage, fees and what have you. And that's from position value, not gains. So you start every trade down -5% on your position. Backtest being pessimistic and you might be positively surprised by the live performance.
- Backtest with data from start of 2019 until today. Examine the period using fixed $ position size instead compounding. That time period has so many different cycles within it that it gives me an understanding of how the setup works in different market conditions. Be it bull market, bear market , a theme or what have you.
- Combine the performance of my strategies from 2019 until today and examine the P&L development on daily, weekly and monthly level using fixed position size to understand both profit potential and maximum expected drawdowns.
Probably forgot something but I think those are the main elements related to your question.
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