The discussions critically analyze the article, citing phrases like 'much hype around cryotherapy' and 'evidence lacking,' which reflect skepticism and highlight the placebo effects claimed in the study. The tone varies from dismissive to inquisitive, emphasizing the importance of scientific evidence over popular endorsements, thereby reinforcing the study's potential to influence how recovery techniques are perceived and utilized.
AgreementStrong agreement
Most discussions acknowledge the study's finding that cryotherapy offers no significant physiological benefit beyond placebo, with tweets emphasizing the lack of evidence supporting widespread use.
InterestModerate interest
Interest is moderate, as some discussants are skeptical of the hype surrounding cryotherapy but recognize the relevance in athletic recovery contexts.
EngagementHigh engagement
Engagement is high, with posts referencing specific findings, criticizing the placebo effect, and highlighting implications for athletes and the general public.
ImpactHigh impact
The discussions are impactful, challenging common beliefs, and potentially influencing attitudes and practices related to recovery methods like cryotherapy.
Abstract in brief
This study compared cold water immersion (CWI), whole body cryotherapy (WBC), and a placebo to see how they help muscle recovery after a marathon, focusing on muscle soreness, function, and inflammation.
Results showed that WBC actually worsened muscle function and soreness perceptions compared to CWI, and most blood markers of inflammation and muscle damage were not improved by either cryotherapy method over the placebo.
Overall, cryotherapy, especially WBC, does not appear more effective than a placebo, suggesting that the perceived benefits of cryotherapy might mainly come from psychological factors rather than actual physiological recovery.]
Much hype around #cryotherapy! So many prof athletes endorse. But evidence lacking and can be harmful. Ignore the #CryoHype!
https://t.co/6rs7N2iEap: "...evidence to suggest that treatment belief and the placebo effect may be largely responsible for the beneficial effects..." https://t.co/o36qi14NLF
Mar 31, 2019 · 16 likes · 9 shares · 88,402 followersView post →
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Arturo Goicoechea
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Recovery following a marathon: a comparison of cold water immersion, whole body cryotherapy and a placebo control https://t.co/FBZKznasar
Cryotherapy is a physical intervention for treating injuries and aiding exercise recovery. This video explores its pain-reducing effects and the benefits of newer cooling techniques that may reduce recovery time without…
Explore the science of cold water immersion and compare its effectiveness with whole-body cryotherapy for recovery after muscle damage. We discuss benefits, risks, misconceptions, and who should consider cold therapy…
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En este estudio se evalúan los efectos de crioterapia de cuerpo entero y la inmersión en agua fría sobre los marcadores de recuperación después de una maratón. Se evaluaron 31 corredores entrenados y se dispusieron en tres grupos.
RT @CaulfieldTim: Much hype around #cryotherapy! So many prof athletes endorse. But evidence lacking and can be harmful. Ignore the #CryoHy…
Mar 31, 2019 · 9 shares · 2,773 followersView post →
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Robert Boston III
@robertbostonIII · X
RT @CaulfieldTim: Much hype around #cryotherapy! So many prof athletes endorse. But evidence lacking and can be harmful. Ignore the #CryoHy…
Mar 31, 2019 · 9 shares · 203 followersView post →
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Timothy Caulfield
@CaulfieldTim · X
Much hype around #cryotherapy! So many prof athletes endorse. But evidence lacking and can be harmful. Ignore the #CryoHype!
https://t.co/6rs7N2iEap: "...evidence to suggest that treatment belief and the placebo effect may be largely responsible for the beneficial effects..." https://t.co/o36qi14NLF
Mar 31, 2019 · 16 likes · 9 shares · 88,402 followersView post →
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Samuel Briggs-Price
@SBP_Physio · X
RT @DerekGriffin86: @karenlitzyNYC @SportfisioSwiss And appears to be no better than placebo for marathon runners! https://t.co/hqj6dGIPAP
Feb 10, 2019 · 3 shares · 263 followersView post →
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Hiroki Saito
@hiroki_pt · X
RT @DerekGriffin86: @karenlitzyNYC @SportfisioSwiss And appears to be no better than placebo for marathon runners! https://t.co/hqj6dGIPAP
fluid balance better than a carbohydrate-electrolyte solution 118:153-163 http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s00421-017-3757-z. or water in healthy young men. Br J ...
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