Does swimming in cold water reduces depression?
@ogbenishyna44 (985)
December 2, 2025 2:04am CST
Cold swimming according to some research experts have become a more potent way of dealing with depression and some even claim the therapy is more efficient than medication in many instances. Will you rather take to this therapy than go for medication for depression?
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@ogbenishyna44 (985)
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3 Dec
I dont want to swim in cold water especially in this winter season



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@youless (113916)
• Guangzhou, China
3 Dec
@ogbenishyna44 Namely go out to have enough sunshine and it will give you a better mood.
@rsa101 (40524)
• Philippines
3 Dec
According to information available online, it appears that it may help alleviate symptoms of depression; however, outcomes can differ significantly from one individual to another, as the nature and severity of depression vary. While some individuals may experience positive effects, professional guidance from qualified mental health practitioners remains essential to ensure an accurate assessment and to determine whether this approach would be effective for a specific person.
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@AmbiePam (107595)
• United States
2 Dec
Well, swimming in cold water seems to be something that would have shorter term effects than medication, and it also seems a painful way to swim. I would think exercise of any kind would help depression, as research tends to show. Cold water though? I would think I’d want foolproof results before I’d do it.
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@AmbiePam (107595)
• United States
3 Dec
@ogbenishyna44 Crazy people who want to prove they are “tough”?
@ogbenishyna44 (985)
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3 Dec
who will even swim in cold water inthese freezing winter temperatures?
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@SIDIKIMPOLE (2677)
• Eldoret, Kenya
2 Dec
Not sure, but would suggest cold water swimming on a hot day,
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