1 Provide good evidence in support of your claim. 2  If a connection between the evidence and the claim is not obvious, tell the reader the connection. 3  Discuss the opposing arguments and either provide a rebuttal or concession, whichever is appropriate given your evidence.
Ice hinders healing by decreasing blood flow. Healing is hindered by a decrease in blood flow and metabolism to the area. Icing increases the chance of incomplete healing by decreasing blood flow to the injured muscles, ligaments and tendons.This increases the chance of re-injury or the development of chronic pain.ealing is hindered by a decrease in blood flow and metabolism to the area. Icing increases the chance of incomplete healing by decreasing blood flow to the injured muscles, ligaments and tendons. This increases the chance of re-injury or the development of chronic pain.
Your body does overreact as an immobilization response. Ice tones down the inflammatory response which prevents unnecessary excess swelling. The answer that ice increases circulation is correct but it also means you have left it on too long. That's why they never recommend leaving it on for too long as the body initiates the hunter reaction to try to prevent frostbite. So ice doesn't actually heal injury but rather prevents extra damage.