What do you think of when you hear 'Cold Water Therapy' or 'Sea Swimming'??
This episode was created to fill you in on the MANY scientific health benefits associated with cold water therapy.
My guest (also called Carla), has been a sea swimmer for a while now and is passionately in love with the ocean, it was great chatting with her. Hit play to hear what we had to say!
You can find Carla McGreevy online:
www.carlamcgreevy.com
Instagram: @carlamcgreevy1
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