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Saunas, hot baths, and excercise improve blood flow.
by mpenick 2y ago
Saunas, hot baths, and excercise improve blood flow.
- demondemidi 2y agoThis is America: we demand a low-effort, overpriced solution, preferably in pill form.
- senordevnyc 2y agoNot everyone on HN is from the US, and the study in question is from the UK...
- demondemidi 2y agoDo you have jokes where you live?
- Dylan16807 2y agoSaunas and hot baths are low-effort too, but they get pretty expensive time-wise. And these pills are pretty cheap.
- houseplant 2y agothink about the main consumer base for viagra, and then think about who makes the majority of economic/financial decisions in this country.
- Frost1x 2y agoIt’s more of a testament to a potential beneficial side effect of an already widely used drug for something entirely different. I (in America) actually exercise 5-6 days a week with regular sauna use afterwards averaging about 2-2.5 hours per total session (20 minutes from sauna). I coincidentally even happen to take long hot baths frequently (3-4 times a week for an hour) as a form of stress relief, relaxation, and it further helps with muscle recovery. Absolutely none of that helps me to a notable degree with what the specific pill in question does which I also use regularly. In addition, viagra adds an additional say 4 hours per day per pill to my normal weekly routine of increased blood flow that may help reduce risk of dementia when I’m older. That’s a big win in my book if it’s true as it’s something I already do and is additive.
- demondemidi 2y agoOr maybe guys that are embarrassed about it need some other cover story?
- larsrc 2y agoCognitive Long COVID sufferer here. All the of those help indeed, but why not this, too? With a shot.