Story from Jam Press (Nordic Hangover Method) Pictured: The all-year-round outdoor spa is a good way for booze-loving Brits to shake their hangovers. Expert says Brrr-its should use NORDIC method to cure festive hangovers – ditching greasy grub for ICE PLUNGES A wellness expert has revealed the best way for booze-loving Brits to shake their hangovers and kickstart their recovery during the upcoming festive season. While many people will reach for the takeaway menu while suffering the after-effects of one too many mulled wines, Zoey Cotton has another solution. The 42-year-old is encouraging punters to ditch the greasy grub in favour of a Nordic hangover “kill or cure” method: ice-cold plunges. After a 4C degree dip in a wooden tub, Zoey, who owns an all-year-round outdoor spa that combines traditional Finnish and Scandinavian wellness practices, recommends you head straight into the sauna to sweat it out. “For me, [a hangover is definitely a case of ‘kill or cure’,” said Zoey, the co-founder of Saunassa in Newquay. “Sweating it out in the sauna can help detoxify [your body], while a cold plunge will jolt your circulation and wake you up. “These [methods] can certainly help with some symptoms, but Nordic spa routines aren’t just useful after a night on the lash. “They use a mix of hot and cold therapies with a wide range of benefits. “Saunas increase circulation and promote relaxation by raising the heart rate, which can help with muscle soreness, joint pain and stress relief. “Cold plunges are excellent for reducing inflammation and speeding up recovery, as they constrict blood vessels. “This combination helps stimulate the immune system, boost metabolism and improve mental clarity. “People often notice better sleep, reduced stress and a greater ability to handle physical and mental pressures.” Saunassa first opened in October 2022 and has been a huge hit in the Cornish coastal town. The site is equipped with a wood-f