The team led by Dr Ed Keogh asked volunteers to place their non-dominant arm in a warm water bath (37 degrees centigrade) for two minutes before transferring their appendage into ice water maintained at a temperature of 1-2 degrees centigrade, according t
The team led by Dr Ed Keogh asked volunteers to place their non-dominant arm in a warm water bath (37 degrees centigrade) for two minutes before transferring their appendage into ice water maintained at a temperature of 1-2 degrees centigrade, according t
由吉欧夫博士领导的研究小组要求志愿者将他们非惯用的胳臂放入一个温水槽（摄氏37度）中达两分钟，再放入温度维持在摄氏一至两度的冰水中，这项研究指出。