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Heat Science: Longer Life, Stronger Heart and Mental Resilience with Susanna Søberg

Dr. Susanna Søberg is the founder of “Soeberg Institute” and “The Thermalist cure™”. Susanna is a leading international scientist and expert in cold and heat therapy to reduce stress and improve health, sleep, and to optimize performance. She uses functional breathing techniques to empower people to get the best out of their lives. The science behind the positive effects of structured breathing is profound and proven to be fundamental to our health and performance

Susanna obtained her PhD in metabolism at The University of Copenhagen and has contributed to a deeper understanding of our metabolism—brown fat, specifically—and its purpose in adults. Since 2016 she has been dedicated to research into the effect of cold and heat exposure on human health. Her interest continues to focus on the connection between our physical and mental health.Based on the depth of her scientific research and experience, Susanna has developed her programs with the aim of lowering stress, improving sleep, and increasing physical and mental health. Her programs are all science based with the purpose of avoiding burn-out, achieving the highest level of  performance.


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How can you use heat therapy to improve your physical and mental health?

We’ve talked a lot on this show about the therapeutic benefits of cold therapy. But what about the opposite? Can you use heat therapy to help improve not just your physical and mental health, but your memory, sleep, and overall cognitive performance?

I’m excited to welcome Dr. Susanna Søberg back on our show today. As the Founder of the Søberg Institute and the Thermalist Cure, Dr. Søberg is a leading international scientist and expert on cold and hot therapy. She’s also the author of the book, Winter Swimming: The Nordic Way Towards a Healthier and Happier Life.

There is a lot of research on what happens when you expose your body to heat. It can improve your immune system, strengthen your cardiovascular system, reduce insomnia and so much more. Listen in as Dr. Søberg reveals simple protocols you can use to incorporate heat therapy into your routine to unlock better health and longevity.

Be sure to watch our last episode with Dr. Søberg, here, as she goes over the incredible benefits of cold therapy, and how you can combine both hot and cold therapeutic protocols for a longer, healthier life.

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**This week’s show notes are taken from the video — enjoy!**

  • What is heat therapy? Dr. Søberg explains. [2:07]
  • This is what Jim uses for heat therapy. [3:50]
  • Studies show when you expose your body to heat, it does this. [4:34]
  • You want to aim for this window to get the maximum health benefits from heat therapy. [6:27]
  • If you have access to a sauna, use it after you do this to reduce soreness and flexibility. [8:08]
  • There are multiple studies that show heat therapy increases this activity in your brain, which can help lower the risk for cognitive decline. [9:36]
  • This is the sweet spot to get the most out of heat therapy. [10:15]
  • If you don’t have access to a sauna, you can do this. [11:44]
  • Many people struggle with this major problem. Heat therapy can help. [12:53]
  • As with anything, there are risks to be aware of when it comes to heat therapy. [14:15]
  • If you use heat therapy to contrast cold therapy, make sure you end with this. [15:17]
  • To learn more about brown fat and why that’s important, be sure to watch our previous episode with Dr. Søberg, here.
  • If you want to learn more about Dr. Søberg, including links to her research and classes on both hot and cold therapy, visit her website, here.
  • Don’t forget to buy a copy of her book, Winter Swimming, here.
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