People who follow the ice hack diet prioritize eating cold foods to cool their body temperature. Proponents suggest this can increase metabolic activity and burn more calories. There is no evidence to ...

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The ice hack diet is a weight loss strategy based on the idea that cold exposure speeds metabolism and helps burn calories. However, research doesn’t necessarily suggest that it supports weight loss.