Master Gardener volunteers will be staffing their Garden Hotline at the Extension office, 181 Franklin Farm Lane, Chambersburg, beginning April 24 through the end of September, to assist home gardeners with gardening and plant questions and problems. The Garden Hotline operates on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday of each week, from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm. […]
they were your average people. we got them in the scanner next to us here, then they hopped out of the scanner, very quickly got into a cold water bath that we had prepared, they were in there for about five minutes and then we got them back out, towel dried, then back into the scanner again. it potentially opens new avenues for us, for potential treatments for some of the mental health disorders that are plaguing us at the moment. back in the water, and the chilly temperatures are not putting anybody off. i think it s a little bit like having a computer switch it off and on again. nothing matters when you re in the water. it gives you some sort of buzz, and the colder the water, the bigger the buzz. these swimmers will be back here tomorrow for another dose of vitamin sea . edward sault, bbc news, on the isle of wight.
i get a real calmness when i come here, and it s where my head, actually, it s probably the only real place it switches off. i feels really amazing, | really awake and alert. ijust love it. clears the brain of any sort of thoughts you don t need. just, like, had a mental, physical reset. swimming is something i ve done all of my- life, i absolutely love it. and when i get out of the water especially this time of year i really feel buzzing. and now researchers from bournemouth university, the university of portsmouth and university hospitals dorset says there is scientific proof. we had participants come down to the lab who are completely naive to cold water swimming, so they weren t exactly pro athletes, they were your average people. we got them in the scanner next to us here, then they hopped out of the scanner, very quickly got into a cold water bath that we had prepared, they were in there for about five
i get a real calmness when i come here, and it s where my head, actually, it s probably the only place it really switches off. i feel really amazing - and really awake and alert. ijust love it. clears the brain of any sort of thoughts you don t need. just, like, had a mental, physical reset. swimming is something i ve done all of my life, i absolutely love it. and when i get out of the water especially this time of year i really feel buzzing. and now researchers from bournemouth university, the university of portsmouth and university hospitals dorset say there is scientific proof. so we had participants come down to the lab who are completely naive to cold water swimming, so they weren t exactly pro athletes they were your average people. we got them in the scanner next to us here, then they hopped out of the scanner, very quickly got into a cold water bath that we had prepared, they were in there for about five minutes and then we got them back out, towel dried,
to the lab who are completely naive to cold water swimming, so they weren t exactly pro athletes they were your average people. we got them in the scanner next to us here, then they hopped out of the scanner, very quickly got into a cold water bath that we had prepared, they were in there for about five minutes and then we got them back out, towel dried them, back into the scanner. it potentially opens new avenues for us, for potential treatments for some of the mental health disorders that are plaguing us at the moment. back in the water, and the chilly temperatures are not putting anybody off. i think it s a little bit like having a computer, switching it off and on again. nothing matters when you re in the water. it gives you some sort of buzz, and the colder the water, the bigger the buzz. these swimmers will be back here tomorrow for another dose of vitamin sea . edward sault, bbc news, on the isle of wight.