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The Fire & Ice Journal


The health benefits of saunas and cold-water swimming: why fire and ice are better together
Discover why hot and cold really are better together. Our signature contrast therapy – combining sauna and ice bath sessions in Bristol – helps boost recovery, reduce stress and restore balance. Learn how this simple ritual can transform your wellbeing, inside and out.
Nov 16


How to structure your sauna session for maximum benefits
Spend one hour at Fire & Ice and reap the rewards for your body and mind If you have sixty minutes with us at Fire & Ice Wellness in Bristol, you can do far more than simply get warm or cold. A well-paced session works with your physiology - lifting your mood, balancing stress hormones, boosting circulation and supporting metabolic health. Here’s how to structure your time for the biggest impact. Start with heat - ease your body in (12 to 15 minutes) Begin in the sauna. The r
Nov 16


Finding balance on and off the road
At Fire & Ice, we talk a lot about balance – the point where energy meets recovery, and fire meets ice. It’s what our sauna and ice bath sessions in Bristol  are all about – helping people find calm, build resilience and feel their best through the power of contrast therapy . This week, I’ve been testing that same idea of balance in a different setting – on the road. Thanks to our friends at Dick Lovett Bristol , I’ve had the chance to drive the new MINI Countryman John Coope
Nov 16


How consistent sauna-use supports female hormones
Being in the sauna isn’t just about sweating it out. For women in perimenopause and menopause, heat has a powerful impact on hormones, mood and overall balance. Here’s what actually happens inside your body - and why regular sauna use can make such a difference. Minute by minute... You’ll notice sand timers in each of our saunas - a simple way to stay present and track how your body is shifting as the minutes pass. Here’s what’s happening inside you as you move through each s
Nov 16
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