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Previous literature examining functional performance and cryotherapy has primarily been limited to the effects of functional performance immediately, within minutes following cold application (Cross et al.
The effects of cold whirlpool on power, speed, agility, and range of ... by Patterson, Stephen M.; Udermann, Brian E.; Doberstein, Scott T.; Reineke, David M. / Journal of Sports Science and Medicine
Moist heat application is typically used for chronic cramping; cold application, such as ice, is typically used for acute episodes.
Ayurvedic and Traditional Chinese Medicine for Muscle Cramp by Ricky Hussey / Health, general community
According to Rivera, end users are turning to cold application of holographic foils, then printing over them.
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