I love the difference between ‘family vlogers’ and ‘vlogers with families’. I love seeing a glimpse of someone’s home life so Johnny, it was wonderful to see you interacting with your kids, and so refreshing to see kids on TH-cam not being exploited for content
So I'm Icelandic and just wanted to add a few things from my experience as an Icelandic person. Most people I know regularly go to public swimming pools and most of them do get in the cold "buckets", I do every time I go but I keep my face and hands out of the water so I can stay in for a minute or few. yes we do sell water, but nobody but tourists buy them because you can get the exact same water from any sink. also if you go to a hot spring, don't drink the water it's full of dirt from the floor, other people and skin cells from other people and last but not least I cringed so hard when he went in the waterfall because that's how tourists die in Iceland.
Thank you for clarifying this as I was completely confused when he took water from the river. I think that people must mean that he could take water from the tap but that he misunderstood.
@@Sabrina_Pi Icelandic here, the water in most non-glacial rivers is extremely clean and full of minerals and very delicious. You can drink from tap but you can drink from rivers as well
The clean spring water anyone can drink , as they are doing in the video, and the water with bubble and little teast of lemon f.ex. is popular to buy . Not just the tourist buy water in a bottle also Icelanders when they go to the airport or on a flight. But the big water bottles for homeuse we dont sell. But you can also take a empty bottle with you to airport and fill it up an the bathroom, that is how good the water is. Many swimming pools in Iceland now have a cold tub. Cold therapy is a fast-growing popular activity in Iceland and is thought to be great for stress relief, to reduce inflammation in the body, relieve pain and be good for recovering after a physically challenging activity. A quick dip in the 15°c or even colder water for about 10-30 seconds can be revitalizing. Cold therapy is not suitable for people with heart complications and you should never enter a cold pot when feeling cold! Steam baths are also a part of many of Iceland's swimming pools, enjoy the cleansing hot steam during your visit to the pool.
Really envy how your kids are being raised and being exposed to explore the big wide world along with you guys. Hope they grow up to be explorers like you. :)
Especially the part where he drinks untreated, unpurified stream water... Yummy microorganisms :) Honestly, I like this guy, but that was a terrible example.
I started showering cold in the end of my shower routine half a year ago. It really lifts my mood and gives me this energy after stepping out, instead of feeling sluggish and slow from all the warm water. So, I can definitely agree to Johnny here :D
as someone from iceland, this is more the just feel good. laying in a random warm puddle out of nowhere surrounded by nature does something to me on a deeeeeeep dna level. Great video, glad you enjoyed Iceland and happy to have you ❤
@@fellipedasilva99 yeah still peaceful but now the US just brought their most expensive warplanes full of nuclear warheads. Bastards dragging a peaceful nation into the wargames of aggressive superpowers. It was on the news here recently. 😕
Bathing in cold water is amazing. I've used a sauna my whole life, and love it, but 2-3 years ago I started swimming in the ocean all year long. It begun when I was diagnosed with clinical stess, since I had heard it could have positive effect on people with depression, I thought I would give it a shot, since stress and depression has some overlapping symptoms. It was very effective to me, because of the adrenaline/dopamine kick and the mometary 'stop' of my racing mind. I begun doing it almost every day while I was on a sick leave, and continued as I gradually came back to work. I still do it once in a while, not because I have stress anymore, but because it makes me happy and refreshed.
@@maazkalim Johnny did A LOT of research about the Taylor machine and its very convulsed workings in relation to mcdonalds he has a video on it check it out.
The fact that he had sponsorships ruins this video. If he's doing this as a passion as he states, why does he have to ruin the video with ads? TH-cam already has ads on this video.
@@ea9849 I'll never understand people hating on sponsors in videos. For whatever reason he chooses to include them, he most certainly deserves the extra money more than most for this level of content.
@@ea9849 he won't be able to do this or travel to all these places for free, it needs money to do this. he also needs to pay his staff and all the people who work for him ( musicians editors etc). There's also the fact that he got a family to look after so yeah sponsorships are necessary
You're a perfect example of a role model. A friend, a husband, a father, a family guy, a ROAD TRIP person, a journalist, a researcher, a video producer and above all, a good HUMAN! 💯
This is one channel I follow religiously, everytime I get a notification on new content I get excited. The way you're following is growing is really impressive. Keep up the good work Johnny!!
It’s been about a month now and I’ve been taking cold showers every morning. Yes the science behind this is great but what I found that is also rewarding is that I am less reliant on a system that isn’t sustainable. Meaning, I can take a shower anywhere I want with any type of water I want at any time I want. That type of self reliance makes me feel really strong. And the euphoric happy feeling is a weird thing I get halfway into the shower. It may be the placebo but I can attest it’s there.
Same experience here. Doing cold showers in the morning since over 2 years now and feeling better, stronger, more awake and less dependend on oil/gas-burning. Win-Win-Win for me ;-)
Placebo is real. Something having a placebo effect only means that the cause behind the final result is your own body and not the external agent. It doesn't mean there isn't an end resulting effect. I find people sometimes confuse that, and take away some of the power of placebo. It rocks.
@@cardboardtruck1009 few tips, - Work your way up to it. - Get a thermometer and try your darn-est to get 40 degrees. That's where the real benefits tend to come in. Good luck!
I know that this might sound stupid or a minor thing but I wanted to thank you for using both Celsius and Farenheit to talk about temperatures. I know the reasons people use one or the other and the pros in favour of one or the other. I use Celsius because that's what I learnt growing up and more often than not I don't know the equivalent in Farenheit so thank you.
As a European, I've watched so many American channels who stubbornly use Fahrenheit and don't bother showing the Celsius equivalent that I've actually memorized the conversion formula and can convert it in my head. °F -> °C: (n-32)/1.8 When converting in my head, I round off the denominator to 2 for simplicity.
@@GTAVictor9128 thank you! I was taught the formula in high school but I didn't have a need for it then so I forgot it. So thank you for the good advice 😄
Celsius is less precise that Fahrenheit. Typically, I’d prefer America join the rest of the world in the way things are measured, but I’m not convinced when measuring temperature.
It’s interesting when Americans ask us Canadians what does zero mean in Celsius, and we say “the freezing point of water”... and then they start wondering why the hell do they use Fahrenheit
So, just a little heads up on internal body temperature from a medical perspective. 5:35 +/- a few degrees isn't inherently lethal, what matters is whether or not that altered temperature is sustained long enough to induce damage at the cellular level, and the time to induce damage is inversely proportional to the difference in temperature between your current temperature and your body's homeostatic set point (typically 98.6 F, but this actually varies between persons based on a bell-curve distribution, and is also relative to time of day, age, metabolic rate, etc). On the hot side, very high temperatures can denature proteins within cells, but a raised temperature is actually beneficial in many cases of infection. This is because higher temperatures can reduce the replication rate of, say, viruses, buying your immune system time to fight the infection. Another way to think of it is that the infection doesn't make your body hot, your body makes your body hot to turn the tide in your favor. Unpleasantries like thick mucus and a painful cough are positives that keep new and existing viruses out. On the cold side, studies have been done to show that cooling the body way way down can buy medical workers time to treat and transport patients. What comes to mind are patients that have drowned in cold water and were revived long after thanks to careful, strategic re-warming and respiratory support.
@@kevinlebo1634 well, that was said in a joking way, I laughed. I think that's a way too obvious inaccuracy so that you sence the irony and a video is more fun to watch.
I've been watching you since your time at Vox. I really like your down to earth, open minded way of exploring things with sincerity. I'm from Iceland and living abroad and getting to know other cultures has really hammered it home how fortunate we Icelanders are. Poetic landscapes, beautiful and dreadful, a young piece of earth that feels ancient at the same time. Unforgiving weather, as nature in itself is. A land of big contrasts, fire and ice. The winters are beautiful sad and solemn, and the summers short and fleeting. I really think it has a tendency to produce good, grounded humans though there will always be unlucky people anywhere, those who struggle. Iceland is not utopia but it is a stern but loving mother to its inhabitants.
Here in Iceland athletes will go a few minutes in freezing cold water and then the hot water. This makes muscles ease up and it makes you feel so comfortable, its unreal!
I have no idea how Johnny posts a video each week and maintains such a high quality of content. It honestly feels illegal to get this level of quality each week or so.
My mom is always like "we need to drink clean water that has been treated with a 200 step process, has 0.0000001% of the regular amount of bacteria in it, and be sealed in an airtight container or else we're all gonna get a cold and die" so I'm guessing that if my mom finds out this is a thing I'm never going to iceland
not on "Naked and Afraid" water...of course they are in much warmer locations...I had water like in Iceland in the Adirondacks....delicious fresh, freezing cold, mountain water to drink right out of the side of the rock!!!
Yep I can confirm! Soaking in freezing cold water is a jarring experience at first, as your skin feels like its burning and your nerves are electrified to the max! As soon as you come out, the weather all of a sudden feels warm, and you feel renewed and energized! I have been showering with cold water for 2 years now, and every morning I feel more awake and active than before with my cosy hot water...
I went to Iceland about 2 years ago and did most of the stuff Johnny did in this video and its genuinely amazing, I would definitely recommend to go here
The swedish word for saturday (Lördag) also means something like pool day or washing day in old swedish. So its not so much a islandic thing as it is probably more of a nordic thing.
Johnny, I do this all the time, I shower with hot water and the last 30 seconds I will turn the tap to the coldest settings and stand in there for a mere 20seconds. I feel that feeling all the time
Iceland is such a unique country. I've been there once, and the volcanic landscape makes you feel like you're on Mars or something when you're driving between cities. I did the blue lagoon hot springs, and it was awesome. Oh and I want one of the authentic sweaters, but they're expensive. Definitely want to visit again sometime!
For years I go to the gym, I wash off, jump in the pool, get in the jacuzzi, jump out, get in the pool and then sit in the sauna for 10 minutes. I feel AMAZING afterwards. Thank you Johnny for making this video. And you don’t have to live in Iceland to get these effects!
We've been showering in Ice cold water for years at my household mostly due economic reasons but now you're telling me we've been avant garde all this time? What a way to start the day!
Love this video Johnny! I recently started cold sea swims here in Edinburgh, Scotland and in soo hooked right now. Its my 36th birthday today. Its gloomy outside and a bit rainy but I will be going to the beach and celebrate my life in the water being happy. I cannot care less about bad weather anymore since I started those cold dips, working out and jogging also before going to warm up. Feeling so alive and so much better, less depressed and stronger. It works just like you said it the video! yehey ;)
Hey I just wanted to thank you to put out Iceland such in a way that ive literally been saving my money since I saw your first video of Iceland to visit this place as soon as Covid goes away. Cheers mate from a guy in a small village of India. I hope I visit this heaven, soon.
Good practice when filling a bottle in a stream is to point the opening downstream that way if a stick or other debris come down, it won't go right into you bottle.
I'm impressed how you can take a transformative and personally meaningful experience from your life and turn it into such great content. Next Johnny Harris video be like "how a trip to Japan convinced me that pillows are unnecessary. I stopped using pillows for months now and have never felt better".
I'm from Iceland and I go 3-5 times a week on average to the local swimming pool where there are Hot tubs with different temps and always one tub with freezing cold water. I go back and forth between them. I mostly do it for the endorphin and dopamine rush that you get afterwards. I don't think Johnny mentioned that 😊
I was fortunate enough to try this effect myself in the old public baths in Budapest! Getting into hot water feels good of course, but it doesn't even compare to the sensation of getting into freezing water, then getting into a hot pool right after. They had dual pools with steps between them for this purpose.
Pet peeve: He mentions that there are randomised, controlled studies about cold water immersion, then talks about a natural experiment which is neither randomised or controlled. Not all research is randomised and controlled, and in fact in anything about humans it mostly isn't because it wouldn't be ethical
@@auro2992 I can't speak to the ethical part, but the very nature of cold water immersion makes it difficult to do a proper blinded study. You could do randomized, controlled, but you'll always have the placebo affect of the cold water.
@@auro2992 To make a study you need to compare two different ways. It wouldn't be ethical to make half of the people get the treatment you think will work and half of them getting nothing or something se know is harmful. We can't compare things if we already think one is better because of "do no harm", you have To get the best alternative for pour patient. that's the ethical part. That's why to test a New treatment you study the New treatment VS the better one yet. Although i disagree that studies involving cold water would be unethical because he just listed the benefits of both cold and hot water. That's why comparing cold / hot water would be cool in my opinion : they might be avantages for your patient either way. Sorry if its not well explained, my english is rusty
everybody who is vaccinated can visit Iceland. just today and tomorrow Iceland is expecting about 4000 people. It's still mainly from states but other countries are also comming.
@@fai.salrahman I will not get you place to sleep but i can help you with planning and avoiding tourists traps also we can meet for high five and a beer.
I keep it a practice of getting the shower at least twice a week with shivering, painful cold water in the winter season for the past 4 years. you feel awakened. senses are at an all-time high. you can feel as if your skin is breathing. it's painful but soothing.
@@Egerit100 Beach water rarely is still hot enough because it really has to be so hot it hurts a bit at least if you give it a bit of time. If it is not that hot it feels just awful.
No joke… Absolute best vlog video editing and presentation. Not to mention your dialogue delivery couldn’t be more engaging! Well do (as always) my dude!! Keep up the fantastic work!!
We do this in the winter in Canada all the time. Every ski/snowboard trip we get we in the hot tub then jump in a snowbank, make some snow angels, then back in the hot tub. Rinse repeat. Its nice, especially when you're drinking.
Iceland looks like a pretty good place for a holiday. It's definitely a must see destination great culture and great people. Greetings from Ireland 🇮🇪 Ps. Glad to see that your better- help therapy helped you Johnny
This channel never dissapoints me, you literally put any kind of knowledge in this channel. From 1 country you can make many interesting stories from it. Thank you Johnny!
The most rate of swimming pools per capita is Cuernavaca, Morelos in Mexico, it also has to do with thermal activity in part and the average of 25c all year long
“A hot bath strengthens the women and weakens the men.” Said Glynis Johns as Mrs Firth in the movie, ‘The Sundowners’. A sexy voice and a sexy line. The voice of Glynis Johns as this experienced woman was so sexy. Still vivid in my mind 60 years later.
I really like how the way you linked your previous videos topics, for example the TAYLOR ice cream machine found in Iceland :D It's just so funny and enjoyable. Also it seems to try to put some joke from time to time like you try to keep the viewer engaged by a little entertainment from time to time. Great job!
Johnny: Hey can I buy some water? Cashier: ummm just go get it from a river or a stream. That part was truly awesome. In the U.S. their is only a few places where you can do that and many of them are disappearing.
Denmark speaking. I am all for getting free water from nature, which is not always possible here either. But here all tapwater is 100% pure and drinkable.
@@troels1979 We get good tap water to that is always pure, but about 2-3 times a year we have to boil our water for about a week. We only get free water from nature are in shut ins and their is only about 500 left in the U.S. from the estimated 1 million
I'm an icelandic cashier amd I cringe so hard when people buy water. Like bro, just go to any public bathroom and fill your bottle, it's the same water basically. If you buy water in Iceland you are basically just paying someine else to fill a bottle with tap water for you.
I really appreciated the fact that you addressed the guru-aspect of Wim Hof - because he totally gives off that vibe - and still looked past that and gave credit where credit is due. I've been doing the Wim Hof method for months now and I not only have a lot more energy, I'm also a lot more stress-resilient. Obviously, that's only my subjective view, so hearing from other sources about the positive impact the cold can have was great! Keep up the good work!
Very important: Jumping momentarily into cold water AFTER you have soaked in a hot spring, and are warm to the bone, is very refreshing indeed - followed by returning to the hot spring to get warm again! Good exercise for your vascular system. The Finns do it in their saunas, we Icelanders do it using our hot tubs... Jumping into cold water without having warm-soaked first is PAINFUL and anyone enjoying it is a bit of a masochist.
I figured out why I like your channel so much. Videos like this are a way to unravel some cultural shortcomings(whether created or from ignorance) that I've been trying to pinpoint my whole life. You have sponsors sure, but you aren't selling me a product that helps me take better cold showers, you're giving me an entertaining short that shows me some good reasons to take cold showers. These are things no one else in my life ever has taken time to do or share with me. I appreciate your work very much y'all, keep it up.
Johnny can do a video on literally any topic and it’ll still be interesting
He could do a video about the science of what makes things boring and it'd be wildly interesting.
The way he makes the videos and the editing makes it good
oh hi mark
Next up: sponges
@@josephkc my man Joseph
Can we all just appreciate the moving yellow bar during the sponsored section?
Yessir
😂😂
Mine is green and is automatically skipped
If this guy didint know about cold having an effect on your body then this dude needs high school again
Im now add Iceland to the bucket list
I love the difference between ‘family vlogers’ and ‘vlogers with families’.
I love seeing a glimpse of someone’s home life so Johnny, it was wonderful to see you interacting with your kids, and so refreshing to see kids on TH-cam not being exploited for content
Jhonny: I love Iceland
Switzerland: You cheating on me.
Oh yeah
So I'm Icelandic and just wanted to add a few things from my experience as an Icelandic person. Most people I know regularly go to public swimming pools and most of them do get in the cold "buckets", I do every time I go but I keep my face and hands out of the water so I can stay in for a minute or few.
yes we do sell water, but nobody but tourists buy them because you can get the exact same water from any sink.
also if you go to a hot spring, don't drink the water it's full of dirt from the floor, other people and skin cells from other people and last but not least I cringed so hard when he went in the waterfall because that's how tourists die in Iceland.
Thank you for clarifying this as I was completely confused when he took water from the river. I think that people must mean that he could take water from the tap but that he misunderstood.
Yep, my Icelandic boyfriend explained the same and I also cringed when I saw him drinking...
@@Sabrina_Pi Icelandic here, the water in most non-glacial rivers is extremely clean and full of minerals and very delicious. You can drink from tap but you can drink from rivers as well
like ur comment from the view of a local, I do appreciate.
The clean spring water anyone can drink , as they are doing in the video, and the water with bubble and little teast of lemon f.ex. is popular to buy . Not just the tourist buy water in a bottle also Icelanders when they go to the airport or on a flight. But the big water bottles for homeuse we dont sell. But you can also take a empty bottle with you to airport and fill it up an the bathroom, that is how good the water is. Many swimming pools in Iceland now have a cold tub. Cold therapy is a fast-growing popular activity in Iceland and is thought to be great for stress relief, to reduce inflammation in the body, relieve pain and be good for recovering after a physically challenging activity. A quick dip in the 15°c or even colder water for about 10-30 seconds can be revitalizing. Cold therapy is not suitable for people with heart complications and you should never enter a cold pot when feeling cold! Steam baths are also a part of many of Iceland's swimming pools, enjoy the cleansing hot steam during your visit to the pool.
Really envy how your kids are being raised and being exposed to explore the big wide world along with you guys. Hope they grow up to be explorers like you. :)
Most possibly they will be, and certainly good in conversation
Envy?From all the words in dictionary you choose envy but if you really feel envy I salute you for being honest.
@@robydee920 lmao 🤣
@@cefyou_dw 👍😉👋
@@robydee920 bro chill she’s from who knows which country so it’s probably a mistranslation
God dang it. Now biology classes!? This channel is just so dope man.
1000% agreed
Agreeeeeeed
Especially the part where he drinks untreated, unpurified stream water... Yummy microorganisms :)
Honestly, I like this guy, but that was a terrible example.
Yeah! Agreed!
@@denisic96 thats a recipe for contamination
Johnny: I fricking love Iceland!
*Switzerland is typing*
@@DyslexicMitochondria
Hey, Funny seeing you here. Your videos are awesome btw
Maldives: *laughs*
@UCBZ1C21lLOmZk8n1lgA895w 1 second ago O_O
Lietuvis? lol
Switzerland : "You want me?"
Johnny : "I want you baby"
Iceland : *has left the conversation
Maybe that's why Iceland is so hard to infect in plague inc!
Greenland or Iceland
Greenland is harder
I agree. Also a superbug targeting geothermal pools is too niche for the rest of the world.
Answer: Let's all move to iceland
Greenland is more challenging because in order to infect it you literally have to infect iceland first
I started showering cold in the end of my shower routine half a year ago. It really lifts my mood and gives me this energy after stepping out, instead of feeling sluggish and slow from all the warm water. So, I can definitely agree to Johnny here :D
Keep it up 👍
The quality of this content is outstanding. But, also, it’s not a Johnny Harris video without the iconic orange jacket haha.
0:14
Omg Yess, I noticed that even Iz was wearing one 🤣
Orange jacket? He's wearing orange swimming trunks as well. :P
Facts
'okay, but this gets juicier' *starts talking about water*
ok
It's literally 100% juice.
Its earth juice
he showed his wife's ass. "Okay, this gets juicier" LOL
Let the "Water is Juice" argument begin.
as someone from iceland, this is more the just feel good. laying in a random warm puddle out of nowhere surrounded by nature does something to me on a deeeeeeep dna level. Great video, glad you enjoyed Iceland and happy to have you ❤
I envy this 😌
Your country is probably one of the most peaceful countries in the world. I would love to visit there one day....
@@fellipedasilva99 yeah still peaceful but now the US just brought their most expensive warplanes full of nuclear warheads. Bastards dragging a peaceful nation into the wargames of aggressive superpowers.
It was on the news here recently. 😕
One of my dreams to visit Iceland, I’m from Iraq and guess this will never ever happen :(
The other positive is Johnny found a way to write his family trip to Iceland off as a tax deduction. Lol
And we benefit the learning about from the comforts of where ever we are
Bathing in cold water is amazing. I've used a sauna my whole life, and love it, but 2-3 years ago I started swimming in the ocean all year long. It begun when I was diagnosed with clinical stess, since I had heard it could have positive effect on people with depression, I thought I would give it a shot, since stress and depression has some overlapping symptoms. It was very effective to me, because of the adrenaline/dopamine kick and the mometary 'stop' of my racing mind. I begun doing it almost every day while I was on a sick leave, and continued as I gradually came back to work. I still do it once in a while, not because I have stress anymore, but because it makes me happy and refreshed.
Johnny: sees Taylor machine
Vietnam flashbacks ensue
Lol
That really was hilarious!
{ONLY-&-only to the OP and "upvoters": }Clarify on “Vietnam flashbacks”.
@@maazkalim Johnny did A LOT of research about the Taylor machine and its very convulsed workings in relation to mcdonalds he has a video on it check it out.
😂😂😂
He’s going to boost Icelandic tourism for sure.
I sure fucking hope so!
Icelandic btw.
Hasn't it already blown up?
Got me looking for flights lol
lol This is either his 2nd or 3rd trip to Iceland?
Fuc dat
This dude's content is on an unimaginable level. We 1.5 millions people are heaven blessed souls to join in this amazing adventure of his journey.
ok
The fact that he had sponsorships ruins this video. If he's doing this as a passion as he states, why does he have to ruin the video with ads? TH-cam already has ads on this video.
@@ea9849 I'll never understand people hating on sponsors in videos. For whatever reason he chooses to include them, he most certainly deserves the extra money more than most for this level of content.
@@ea9849 he won't be able to do this or travel to all these places for free, it needs money to do this. he also needs to pay his staff and all the people who work for him ( musicians editors etc). There's also the fact that he got a family to look after so yeah sponsorships are necessary
That’s absolutely true
You're a perfect example of a role model. A friend, a husband, a father, a family guy, a ROAD TRIP person, a journalist, a researcher, a video producer and above all, a good HUMAN! 💯
This is one channel I follow religiously, everytime I get a notification on new content I get excited. The way you're following is growing is really impressive. Keep up the good work Johnny!!
It’s been about a month now and I’ve been taking cold showers every morning. Yes the science behind this is great but what I found that is also rewarding is that I am less reliant on a system that isn’t sustainable. Meaning, I can take a shower anywhere I want with any type of water I want at any time I want. That type of self reliance makes me feel really strong. And the euphoric happy feeling is a weird thing I get halfway into the shower. It may be the placebo but I can attest it’s there.
Same experience here. Doing cold showers in the morning since over 2 years now and feeling better, stronger, more awake and less dependend on oil/gas-burning. Win-Win-Win for me ;-)
Placebo is real. Something having a placebo effect only means that the cause behind the final result is your own body and not the external agent. It doesn't mean there isn't an end resulting effect. I find people sometimes confuse that, and take away some of the power of placebo. It rocks.
I’m starting now
@@cardboardtruck1009 few tips,
- Work your way up to it.
- Get a thermometer and try your darn-est to get 40 degrees. That's where the real benefits tend to come in.
Good luck!
I know that this might sound stupid or a minor thing but I wanted to thank you for using both Celsius and Farenheit to talk about temperatures. I know the reasons people use one or the other and the pros in favour of one or the other. I use Celsius because that's what I learnt growing up and more often than not I don't know the equivalent in Farenheit so thank you.
As a European, I've watched so many American channels who stubbornly use Fahrenheit and don't bother showing the Celsius equivalent that I've actually memorized the conversion formula and can convert it in my head.
°F -> °C: (n-32)/1.8
When converting in my head, I round off the denominator to 2 for simplicity.
@@GTAVictor9128 thank you! I was taught the formula in high school but I didn't have a need for it then so I forgot it. So thank you for the good advice 😄
Yes exactly!!!!
@@GTAVictor9128 i know right.. Americans need to realize the rest of us use the system that only them and 2 other countries in the world use!
Celsius is less precise that Fahrenheit. Typically, I’d prefer America join the rest of the world in the way things are measured, but I’m not convinced when measuring temperature.
Thank you for becoming the first American to recognise the existence of Celsius.
Hahaha, yup it is tough to mentally change Fahrenheit in to celcius
It’s interesting when Americans ask us Canadians what does zero mean in Celsius, and we say “the freezing point of water”... and then they start wondering why the hell do they use Fahrenheit
Filling up my water bottle in the glacial rivers of Iceland was honestly one of the most liberating little pleasures, while I road tripped it in 2018
As someone who has spent his whole life around saunas and ice baths, I still found this highly informative!
do you do both everyday? and if you have gone 24 hours, or three days or a seven days without it what effect does it have on you?
Hot coffee and Harris for the morning ☕️
It’s 6:45 pm in india
@@rohithnair2073 time for a chai and samosa then
@@dencelkbabu haha yah 😂
Ohh yess!
Good morning... 12:18am Australia
So, just a little heads up on internal body temperature from a medical perspective. 5:35 +/- a few degrees isn't inherently lethal, what matters is whether or not that altered temperature is sustained long enough to induce damage at the cellular level, and the time to induce damage is inversely proportional to the difference in temperature between your current temperature and your body's homeostatic set point (typically 98.6 F, but this actually varies between persons based on a bell-curve distribution, and is also relative to time of day, age, metabolic rate, etc). On the hot side, very high temperatures can denature proteins within cells, but a raised temperature is actually beneficial in many cases of infection. This is because higher temperatures can reduce the replication rate of, say, viruses, buying your immune system time to fight the infection. Another way to think of it is that the infection doesn't make your body hot, your body makes your body hot to turn the tide in your favor. Unpleasantries like thick mucus and a painful cough are positives that keep new and existing viruses out. On the cold side, studies have been done to show that cooling the body way way down can buy medical workers time to treat and transport patients. What comes to mind are patients that have drowned in cold water and were revived long after thanks to careful, strategic re-warming and respiratory support.
Was thinking the same deal. Gross overgeneralization of convective thermoregulation, but I get where he's coming from.
This was really interesting! Thanks for sharing!
There are also studies that the “new normal” seems closer to 97.5˚ F.
this is probably the smartest comment in youtube.
@@kevinlebo1634 well, that was said in a joking way, I laughed. I think that's a way too obvious inaccuracy so that you sence the irony and a video is more fun to watch.
Johnny: "pretty delicious?"
Johnny's son: "YEEEEEEAH"
YEAAAAH CJ ;)
Jonny sins = ohhhhhhhh ssssssss yaaaaaaahhh
I've been watching you since your time at Vox. I really like your down to earth, open minded way of exploring things with sincerity. I'm from Iceland and living abroad and getting to know other cultures has really hammered it home how fortunate we Icelanders are. Poetic landscapes, beautiful and dreadful, a young piece of earth that feels ancient at the same time. Unforgiving weather, as nature in itself is. A land of big contrasts, fire and ice. The winters are beautiful sad and solemn, and the summers short and fleeting. I really think it has a tendency to produce good, grounded humans though there will always be unlucky people anywhere, those who struggle. Iceland is not utopia but it is a stern but loving mother to its inhabitants.
That was well-written.
Here in Iceland athletes will go a few minutes in freezing cold water and then the hot water. This makes muscles ease up and it makes you feel so comfortable, its unreal!
Hey Johnny I am a fan from all the way from Ethiopia I have been watching your content since you where at vox and just like to say keep it up!
I have no idea how Johnny posts a video each week and maintains such a high quality of content. It honestly feels illegal to get this level of quality each week or so.
"just go get water anywhere" now that's a cool place to live.
My mom is always like "we need to drink clean water that has been treated with a 200 step process, has 0.0000001% of the regular amount of bacteria in it, and be sealed in an airtight container or else we're all gonna get a cold and die" so I'm guessing that if my mom finds out this is a thing I'm never going to iceland
@@Egerit100 Your mom needs a doctor asap
@@Rafaal03 we try to tell her it's fine if it's from the sink or something like that but she won't budge
not on "Naked and Afraid" water...of course they are in much warmer locations...I had water like in Iceland in the Adirondacks....delicious fresh, freezing cold, mountain water to drink right out of the side of the rock!!!
That's pretty disgusting to be honest
Phenomenal content and editing Johnny ... You're hitting your stride as a creator. Still waiting on those Emu Wars though!!
Yep I can confirm! Soaking in freezing cold water is a jarring experience at first, as your skin feels like its burning and your nerves are electrified to the max! As soon as you come out, the weather all of a sudden feels warm, and you feel renewed and energized! I have been showering with cold water for 2 years now, and every morning I feel more awake and active than before with my cosy hot water...
I went to Iceland about 2 years ago and did most of the stuff Johnny did in this video and its genuinely amazing, I would definitely recommend to go here
The swedish word for saturday (Lördag) also means something like pool day or washing day in old swedish. So its not so much a islandic thing as it is probably more of a nordic thing.
I always learned it as washing day as well (lørdag). Hello from Norway!
is it because people long ago used to bath all together in a specific day
Johnny, I do this all the time, I shower with hot water and the last 30 seconds I will turn the tap to the coldest settings and stand in there for a mere 20seconds. I feel that feeling all the time
Iceland is such a unique country. I've been there once, and the volcanic landscape makes you feel like you're on Mars or something when you're driving between cities. I did the blue lagoon hot springs, and it was awesome. Oh and I want one of the authentic sweaters, but they're expensive. Definitely want to visit again sometime!
Oh, So you have been on Mars? (Think, maybe Mars is just a light in the sky) ;)
For years I go to the gym, I wash off, jump in the pool, get in the jacuzzi, jump out, get in the pool and then sit in the sauna for 10 minutes. I feel AMAZING afterwards. Thank you Johnny for making this video. And you don’t have to live in Iceland to get these effects!
"Look, it's the Taylor machine" Nice Easter Egg lol
Everytime I go into a McDs now, I wonder if their ice cream machine is broken
@@ThrawnTheater you don't have to wonder, it's pretty much set it stone that it won't be working lol
I love inside jokes. I don't know why I was giggling when he said that lol
So apparently Taylor employs at least 1 maintenance person in Iceland.
@@rOCKINxsOCKIN Not really, in my country its mostly working
We've been showering in Ice cold water for years at my household mostly due economic reasons but now you're telling me we've been avant garde all this time?
What a way to start the day!
Your boys are so blessed to have these mind opening experiences. I wish your family the best of everything x
He’s doing right!
The ancient Romans had frigidarium, tepidarium and calidarium at their thermae!
Love this video Johnny! I recently started cold sea swims here in Edinburgh, Scotland and in soo hooked right now. Its my 36th birthday today. Its gloomy outside and a bit rainy but I will be going to the beach and celebrate my life in the water being happy. I cannot care less about bad weather anymore since I started those cold dips, working out and jogging also before going to warm up. Feeling so alive and so much better, less depressed and stronger. It works just like you said it the video! yehey ;)
Johnny yelling in the cold water while Iz was talking about how cold everything is was my favorite moment.
Body: *freaking out
Person: Ahh that feels good
That is how the drugs work.
He protecc, he attacc
But most importantly
The Orange suit is bacc
It's good to see you out traveling again! I appreciate all of the work that goes into your videos.
This is such a pure you in this video. I can feel how happy you are about making this
Hey I just wanted to thank you to put out Iceland such in a way that ive literally been saving my money since I saw your first video of Iceland to visit this place as soon as Covid goes away. Cheers mate from a guy in a small village of India. I hope I visit this heaven, soon.
What Johnny taught us?
Maps Maps Maps
Map Men: Are we a joke to you?
@luke lifter That has nothing to do with anything you troll
Us going to the sauna here in Finland is almost the same thing, hot and cold.
Except now it’s hot.. but yeah we still do sauna.
I think being out in icelandic terrain in springs is way superior to any sauna.
@@somethung8188 Going to the lake in the finnish midnight sun could be even better. But I've never been to Iceland.
You’ve somehow became my favorite TH-camr because you’re able to make me interested in any subject that no high school teacher ever could
Good practice when filling a bottle in a stream is to point the opening downstream that way if a stick or other debris come down, it won't go right into you bottle.
Always a great day when Johnny posts!
Agreed
I'm impressed how you can take a transformative and personally meaningful experience from your life and turn it into such great content. Next Johnny Harris video be like "how a trip to Japan convinced me that pillows are unnecessary. I stopped using pillows for months now and have never felt better".
Me who bathes in cold water everyday because my hot water stopped working:
*happy noises*
I'm from Iceland and I go 3-5 times a week on average to the local swimming pool where there are Hot tubs with different temps and always one tub with freezing cold water. I go back and forth between them.
I mostly do it for the endorphin and dopamine rush that you get afterwards. I don't think Johnny mentioned that 😊
I was fortunate enough to try this effect myself in the old public baths in Budapest! Getting into hot water feels good of course, but it doesn't even compare to the sensation of getting into freezing water, then getting into a hot pool right after. They had dual pools with steps between them for this purpose.
Someone needs to sponsor me for my Iceland trip. I just wanna shout “I freaking love Iceland”
Your Mota Bhai
Pet peeve: He mentions that there are randomised, controlled studies about cold water immersion, then talks about a natural experiment which is neither randomised or controlled. Not all research is randomised and controlled, and in fact in anything about humans it mostly isn't because it wouldn't be ethical
Hi! Could you please explain the second part of your last sentence?
@@auro2992 I can't speak to the ethical part, but the very nature of cold water immersion makes it difficult to do a proper blinded study. You could do randomized, controlled, but you'll always have the placebo affect of the cold water.
@@threatened2024 they are just starting a cohort with women I believe. But the men’s cohort was statistically significant in its findings iirc
That particular study was an observational study not an experiment. There was no random assignment, only random selection.
@@auro2992 To make a study you need to compare two different ways. It wouldn't be ethical to make half of the people get the treatment you think will work and half of them getting nothing or something se know is harmful. We can't compare things if we already think one is better because of "do no harm", you have To get the best alternative for pour patient. that's the ethical part. That's why to test a New treatment you study the New treatment VS the better one yet. Although i disagree that studies involving cold water would be unethical because he just listed the benefits of both cold and hot water. That's why comparing cold / hot water would be cool in my opinion : they might be avantages for your patient either way. Sorry if its not well explained, my english is rusty
It's crazy that to see Johnny can visit Iceland during this pandemic.
Once I get fully vaccinated, I hope to fly to places like Iceland too.
everybody who is vaccinated can visit Iceland. just today and tomorrow Iceland is expecting about 4000 people. It's still mainly from states but other countries are also comming.
@@MoonLander85 sounds like an invitation mate
All restrictions in Iceland will be removed at midnight.... hope it holds :)
@@fai.salrahman I will not get you place to sleep but i can help you with planning and avoiding tourists traps also we can meet for high five and a beer.
So well edited! Dang. High quality stuff here yo..
8:00 - As someone who grew up in beaver country, you have no idea how anxious just drinking from a river makes me.
As a person that lives in Canada, I can confirm that we regularly get the chance to get our bodies and extremities cold 🥶!
I really like the yellow bar at the bottom for the ad break!!!!
Agreed. It's such a simple and yet innovative feature that I hope more content creators start using.
The cinematography level just keeps going up 💜
the video editing is literally so beautiful i cant ahh!
I keep it a practice of getting the shower at least twice a week with shivering, painful cold water in the winter season for the past 4 years. you feel awakened. senses are at an all-time high. you can feel as if your skin is breathing. it's painful but soothing.
Johnny: 𝑊 𝐴 𝑇 𝐸 𝑅
all of us: mhh.. interesting 🤔
I love your content - just have been in Iceland as well and made a video as well just on the trip. Thank you for being such a great inspiration!
Cold countries love Hot water , But as I live in a Hot country I absolutely Hate Hot water
Yeah living in a warm place whenever I'm at the beach and the water is super hot I don't rlly wanna get in but it's nice when it's cool
@@Egerit100 I grew up in SoCal, pretty hot overall, still loved hot showers in the summer.
@@kray97 showers are a different thing though. I like hot showers however when we're talking about the beach or the pool I prefer it cold
dont know man I live in tropical climate but people around me still prefer hot springs
@@Egerit100 Beach water rarely is still hot enough because it really has to be so hot it hurts a bit at least if you give it a bit of time. If it is not that hot it feels just awful.
No joke… Absolute best vlog video editing and presentation. Not to mention your dialogue delivery couldn’t be more engaging! Well do (as always) my dude!! Keep up the fantastic work!!
We do this in the winter in Canada all the time. Every ski/snowboard trip we get we in the hot tub then jump in a snowbank, make some snow angels, then back in the hot tub. Rinse repeat. Its nice, especially when you're drinking.
Iceland looks like a pretty good place for a holiday. It's definitely a must see destination great culture and great people. Greetings from Ireland 🇮🇪
Ps. Glad to see that your better- help therapy helped you Johnny
This is one of those channels I'm happy TH-cam suggested for me.
“What I’ve learned about it is…is probably going to change my life”
It’s WATER
Ur point?
@@DxvinderSingh1699 water is liquid, its pointless.
@@tsuol7296 so you're 80% pointless? I agree
@@Dish.Washer yeah.
This channel never dissapoints me, you literally put any kind of knowledge in this channel. From 1 country you can make many interesting stories from it. Thank you Johnny!
The most rate of swimming pools per capita is Cuernavaca, Morelos in Mexico, it also has to do with thermal activity in part and the average of 25c all year long
My wife showed me this video but no, I'm still not showering in crazy hot hellwater!
“A hot bath strengthens the women and weakens the men.” Said Glynis Johns as Mrs Firth in the movie, ‘The Sundowners’.
A sexy voice and a sexy line. The voice of Glynis Johns as this experienced woman was so sexy. Still vivid in my mind 60 years later.
In Russia the “obsessed temperature” is 36.6 C. That’s what every doctor will say you, if your case aren’t unique
I think that's most of Europe, 37 is a little bit high, but normal for a few people.
In Western Europe as well. 37C would be a 0.3C fever
Me in Saudi Arabia with almost 50 C : pethetic
"In your warm house, in your warm clothes"
South Indians and Africans "No, no, that's wrong that's so wrong, wtf would you want to be warm!!!"
Are u indian
@Tejas Krishan Telugu
@Tejas Krishan where are u from
I love how totally unassuming the video captions are, you watch and you get mind-blown by how informative the video is
I really like how the way you linked your previous videos topics, for example the TAYLOR ice cream machine found in Iceland :D It's just so funny and enjoyable.
Also it seems to try to put some joke from time to time like you try to keep the viewer engaged by a little entertainment from time to time.
Great job!
"I freaking love Iceland"
*goes into the truck*
Johnny: Hey can I buy some water?
Cashier: ummm just go get it from a river or a stream.
That part was truly awesome. In the U.S. their is only a few places where you can do that and many of them are disappearing.
ok
Denmark speaking. I am all for getting free water from nature, which is not always possible here either. But here all tapwater is 100% pure and drinkable.
@@troels1979 We get good tap water to that is always pure, but about 2-3 times a year we have to boil our water for about a week. We only get free water from nature are in shut ins and their is only about 500 left in the U.S. from the estimated 1 million
I'm an icelandic cashier amd I cringe so hard when people buy water. Like bro, just go to any public bathroom and fill your bottle, it's the same water basically. If you buy water in Iceland you are basically just paying someine else to fill a bottle with tap water for you.
@@ivory9217 that is so cool
I love how his wife has to reel him in a bit,like playful five year old full of wonder.
I love this channel. When ever you upload I know I'm gonna learn a lot. 10/10
I love this guy, these videos are addictive
2:14 Pools per capita!! We have a per capita for everything 😂😂😂
I really appreciated the fact that you addressed the guru-aspect of Wim Hof - because he totally gives off that vibe - and still looked past that and gave credit where credit is due. I've been doing the Wim Hof method for months now and I not only have a lot more energy, I'm also a lot more stress-resilient. Obviously, that's only my subjective view, so hearing from other sources about the positive impact the cold can have was great! Keep up the good work!
"ALARM! Get the blood from the those, we don't care about toes"
Loved this video! Always wanted to visit Iceland, and this just made me want to even more!
Very important: Jumping momentarily into cold water AFTER you have soaked in a hot spring, and are warm to the bone, is very refreshing indeed - followed by returning to the hot spring to get warm again! Good exercise for your vascular system. The Finns do it in their saunas, we Icelanders do it using our hot tubs...
Jumping into cold water without having warm-soaked first is PAINFUL and anyone enjoying it is a bit of a masochist.
Next part should be "Meeting Wim Hof himself"!
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Folks that work outside for a living thinking: “body doesn’t get a chance to do this very often? Not this one.”
This was nice to see since here in Utah we are suffering a super draught...
Same from CA
Open a tinny, a nice cold beer, sit back, relax and enjoy the moment. Cheers mate. 👍😁 🍺
I figured out why I like your channel so much. Videos like this are a way to unravel some cultural shortcomings(whether created or from ignorance) that I've been trying to pinpoint my whole life. You have sponsors sure, but you aren't selling me a product that helps me take better cold showers, you're giving me an entertaining short that shows me some good reasons to take cold showers. These are things no one else in my life ever has taken time to do or share with me. I appreciate your work very much y'all, keep it up.
Johnny I can't get enough of your videos! You're such a good journalist /content creator. Love all your videos my man. Keep up the good work!