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While some people enjoy cold showers, others can think of nothing worse. Now, experts have revealed why you should never bathe in cold water, even during a heatwave.

This keeps larger lakes cooler. This difference can be more than just a shock to the system; it can be dangerous. Cold water shock happens when your body hits water that’s colder than 70 degrees.

When you get out of the cold water, your blood vessels open up (known as vasodilation), Dr. Leary says. This allows oxygen- and nutrient-rich blood to return to your tissues to help remove waste ...