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Provided you don't have any of the contraindications to the Breathwork techniques, the sessions are suitbable for everyone. 

Contraindications for Breathwork:

1. Cardiovascular Conditions: Individuals with a history of heart problems, such as heart disease, heart attacks, arrhythmias, or hypertension, should avoid certain types of intense breathwork that may put excessive strain on the cardiovascular system.

2. Epilepsy or History of Seizures: Some breathing techniques involve hyperventilation or altered states of consciousness, which might trigger seizures in susceptible individuals.

3. Pregnancy: Pregnant individuals should avoid certain types of breathwork, especially those involving hyperventilation or techniques that may reduce oxygen supply to the fetus.

4. Severe Mental Health Conditions: People with certain mental health conditions such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, or severe anxiety should approach breathwork cautiously or under the guidance of a qualified professional, as it can induce intense emotional states.

5. Chronic Respiratory Conditions: Individuals with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), asthma, or other serious respiratory conditions should consult a healthcare professional before attempting breathwork techniques that may affect breathing patterns.

Contraindications for Cold Exposure/Ice Baths:

1. Heart Conditions: People with heart conditions or a history of heart problems should avoid sudden exposure to extreme cold temperatures as it can cause undue stress on the cardiovascular system.

2. Hypertension: Cold exposure can increase blood pressure, which might be risky for individuals with uncontrolled high blood pressure.

3. Raynaud's Disease: Those with Raynaud's disease, a condition causing reduced blood flow to extremities in response to cold or stress, should avoid prolonged exposure to cold temperatures.

4. Respiratory Conditions: Individuals with respiratory issues, such as asthma or chronic bronchitis, should be cautious as exposure to extreme cold can exacerbate these conditions.

5. Open Wounds or Skin Conditions: People with open wounds, cuts, infections, or skin conditions might risk complications or infections from exposure to icy water.

No! The deliberate cold exposure guide can be used for cold showers, cold plunges, OR ice baths.