Wesley Vs The Cooling Glove method...

[Cobalt]

While I initially went "this is a load of crap," I kept reading and the idea of cell death once it gets too hot makes sense.

I'm totally interested in how this works. Granted, comparing it to AAS is a bit of a stretch, but who knows.

[xxiv]

"You have to stay above the local vasoconstriction threshold," said Grahn. "And what do you get if you go under? You get a cold hand."

what temp parameters do you plan to be working within?

I have been thinking up home made plans, both single and dual hand, I figure you could exchange more heat with less temp variance with both hand in an exchanger and help keep from goinf past the vasoconstriction threashold.

[Enuke65]

Anything further ever come out of this?

[weekend]

can you repost your winny experiment data?

also interested in this if it ever came thru

[WesleyInman]

Anything further ever come out of this?

Good question, thanks so much for asking, my apologies for not announcing in this thread. The initial apparatus that arrived wasn't working right, so I had to send it back to be redone. Unfortunately it has been several months and I do not have it back yet, but when it does, I absolutely intend to run it. I think honestly I am going to aim for the spring/summer time to do it, when it is even hotter then normal.

Thank you for your patience

can you repost your winny experiment data?

also interested in this if it ever came thru

Hey Weekend, it has been on the forums for years, I would have to go dig it up. Haven't reposted in years. Last I knew it was on MC and PM..that is where it was widely talked about back in the day. I do remember for the most part alot of the information. It was not very suppressive and it was not very toxic at all in the format that I ran it. I'd be happy to answer any questions on it and let me take a look on the forums and do a 'search'. Again, I have just been so busy I can't breathe..not ignoring anyone.

Thanx SS