Blog – YUYU EU

YUYU’s ICE Tubes to Cool 2,000 Athletes at the 2024 Paris Olympic Games

Over 2,000 athletes and support staff will use YUYU’s Ice Recovery Tubes to stay cool and focused at the 2024 Paris Olympic Games. Sports medical teams and performance coaches will rely on YUYUs f...

Vagus Nerve Stimulation to Boost Your Mental and Physical State with a YUYU Bottle: Learn the effects of neck cooling with the YUYU Bottle

Athletes, professionals, and wellness enthusiasts are increasingly turning to techniques like vagus nerve stimulation for an edge in their mental and physical pursuits. The YUYU Bottle provides a s...

Biohacking with Temperature Therapy - learn how your YUYU Bottle can help you Bio-Hack your body

In this evolving landscape, the YUYU Ice Recovery bottle emerges as an essential tool for athletes. It is specifically designed for precise and convenient temperature application. Whether it's for ...

Targeted HEAT & ICE treatment for better health! Read how the YUYU can help you grow Brown Fat & more…

The YUYU Ice Recovery bottle, with its innovative design and ease of use, aligns perfectly with the findings of Dr. Susanna Søberg and other researchers on activating brown fat for health benefits....

The Dutch Athletics Team's Secret Weapon: YUYU Ice Recovery Bottle in Budapest

When it comes to performing at the top level in the world of athletics, every detail matters, right from training techniques down to recovery methods. At the recent World Athletics Championships he...

The best ways to warm up after a cold water swim

Cold water swimming can be invigorating and refreshing, but it can also be a shock to the system. Your body has to work hard to maintain its core temperature, which can cause your muscles to tight...

What is Vulvodynia and how a YUYU Bottle can help

Alleviating vulvodynia pain- but what even is vulvodynia? Vulvodynia is described as persistent and, most frustratingly, unexplained pain in the vulva. Over 70% of people will experience some k...

YUYU Q&A with Alexandra Adams

Tell us about yourself Hi! My name is Alexandra Adams and I am best known as the UK’s first deafblind person training to be a Doctor. I am currently based in Cardiff, where I attend medical ...