Why do we difficult breath at the time of bathing(in cold water) or in very chill region?
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The presence of oxygen may be a factor in very high altitude places where it is cold and oxygen is also less than the usual amount on plain terrain. When u refer to a normal cold area, then what happens is u r too cold constanly shivering while taking a bath in cold water. So one breathes and shivers and this may seem to some as a breathing problem but it isn't.
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Warm water increases blood flow, and if you prefer cold showers the cold water is stimulating. Also the smell of the soap no matter how light is somewhat therapeutic. There's also the feeling of washing away problems,stress, anger, and all negative things down the drain.
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It's just cold water. So your ownly worries are broken teeth, diarrhea, and terminal brain freeze.
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As in Alaska -- the moisture from your nose and mouth can crystalize as they escape from your mouth when speaking outside in the sub-zero temperatures.
812047
its called freezing point depression.\n\nwhen you add any electrolytes (like salt) to water, you lower the freezing point of water, the more you add, the lower the freezing point
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haliotosis \nchronic bad breath
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When you're breathing hard you're using your lungs, and your heart is pumping big time.  Be sure to not stop all of a sudden, but cool down eventually so your heart can slow down slowly.
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In addition to the air being less wet (lower humidity because cold air can't absorb as much water and keep water in it as warm air can) you also have the heat which dries out the skin, and also we tend to drink less, which means we're chronically dehydrated.
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There is two kinds of breath control\n\nstatic and dynamic.. \n\nwhen you just put your face in the water and hold your breath, you are static, to improve your breath control you need to relax everything and bring your HR as low as you can.. my best 3:30 \n\nwhen you are moving, thats when it hurts.. and this is the test of how good your breath control is.. to get better in this it takes a loooot of practice.. my best 100meters ( no fins ).. 125m (w/fins )
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Air is more dense when cold.
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Immediately after hard work (like running) the breath is very very deep, so You can inhale water. \n\nIf Your breath is OK, cold water can make Your heart slow down or even stop, because of coldness. \n\nAt last, You can swallow very large amount of water, which can't pass through the diaphragm hole to the stomach, and a sharp pain in Your chest can occur, which is happening because of expansion of the passage. That expansion can rupture the diaphragm or the passage.\n\nAnyway, it is adviced to drink water before running, but if You have to take some water after running, take it in small swallows, with pauses between, and make sure that the water is at the ambient temperature.
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I read somewhere that is is breathing in the warm vapors which helps. I have experienced this, but you could just take a hot shower or have any kind of soup and it would help.
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i think water even in the upper 60s is safe. did it all of the time as a kid. feels cold but you get used to it and its not so cold as to make you sick.
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You are mistaken.\n\nThe shifting of breath has nothing to do with temprature.\n\nIts absolute normal.Don't worry about that.
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You are gonna get a lot of answers saying to hold your breath, but that only works sometimes and not with every person. Try holding an ice cube to your throat for about 20 to 30 seconds. Also try holding your nose while you take big gulps of water.
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In Sunny England the water T is around 13-14 C and it is a bit cold but of course you can swim in it (unless your a girl). \n\nWith cold water immersion you get two things, first is cold water shock where basically you will have a heart failure as your body receptors go mental due to the drastic change in outer shell temperature. If this doesnt kill you (and this will be within a minute) then all you have to worry about is hypothermia. Water at 25 C is fine, you can stay in it forever provideed there are no other cooling factors such as current or surface wind or your little peanut head. As the water gets cooler, obviously your chances of hypothermia increase and your limbs pack up and fail to work. Also the most important thing is your brain cools and fails to function properly so decisions and realisations become harder to make and its likely you will black out. So its worth bearing in mind that you may be in the cold water and swimming around happily, but the cold will creep in and stop you being able to physically swim as well as knocking you out.\n\nIn our local 13- 14 C water, 30 minutes of moving swimming is more than enough, I come out pink and hard though. OOer.
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Warm, strange, exciting!\n\nApart from not knowing when to breathe, it's a bit like learning to drive. A whole new level of fun, but your coordination is dreadful and response time all over the place.