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Two dozen women ages 30 to 45 exercised three days a week for 12 weeks. Some held a palm-cooling device chilled to about 61 degrees during cardio portions of their workouts. 
In the 1990s Stanford University biologists Dennis Grahn and H. Craig Heller discovered a novel way of treating patients with a condition known as postanesthetic hypothermia, in which patients emerging from anesthesia are so cold that they shiver for up to an hour. The condition develops in part because anesthesia reduces the body’s ability to control its own temperature. 
* This is not a medical device. CoreControl is intended to augment natural cooling in a healthy body.
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Testimonial - Bench Press
...an intervention on the basis of localized cold exposure distant from the exercised muscle mass enabled close to a 30% increase in work to be performed...
- Excerpted from Palm Cooling Delays Fatigue during High-Intensity Bench Press Exercise copyright 2010 American College of Sports Medicine