What is Whole Body Cryotherapy?

What is Whole Body Cryotherapy? How does the process work? check out this video and learn all about this fast and beneficial holistic treatment.

NJSIAA Committee recommends alternatives to narcotics

Michael Hill with NJTVNews reports that the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association is recommending young athletes use cryotherapy to help with recovery instead of narcotics.  Check out the entire post by clicking the link below.

http://www.njtvonline.org/news/video/njsiaa-committee-recommends-alternatives-to-narcotics/#.Vy0RvADVzmw.facebook

Why struggle with cellulite? Cryotherapy can be an answer

95 percent of American women struggle with ugly cellulite.  There was not much that could be done about reducing cellulite until recently, thanks to cryotherapy.

Many people are not familiar with this type of therapy as it is recently new to the America’s and mostly sought after by professional athletes and celebrities.  Cryotherapy is a noninvasive treatment that entails using exceptionally low sub-freezing temperatues for destroying abnormal cells. 

Cellulite is the result of subcutaneious fat deposits, mainly found in the hips, thighs and belly.  The below-freezing temperatures destroy fatty deposits, which result in reshaping the contour of the body.

The treatments, although cold, are actually comfortable as your skin is pleasantly cooled, not frozen. 

Following a treatment, your skin feels tightened, as well as refreshed and rejuvenated.  This stimulation of collagen gives your skin more elasticity.  Since the treatments are exceptionally brief it allows you to be able to easily schedule a treatment in without having to give up your entire day.  

Cryotherapy and Osteoporosis

Cold therapy has gained popularity in recent years as a treatment to reduce the pain of athletes' sore muscles, among other uses and now it's been found to be helpful for osteoporosis patients, too.

Most osteoporosis patients pain is due to compression in the joints, lack of mobility and the inflammation that has resulted. Cryotherapy is a safe, short, effective treatment that will affect the entire system. The treatment involves applying nitrogen gas to the client's skin for 3 minutes, which dramatically reduces the body temperature for a few minutes. The theory is that the skin reacts by sending messages to the brain, which stimulates the regulatory functions of the body.

Osteoporosis generally doesn't cause discomfort in just one area, so with the cryotherapy being systemic, it's teaching the body how to combat pain and inflammation. The body goes into a healing state with the constant blood flow to the muscles, ligaments and tendons, and that is what is so beneficial with osteoporosis pain management.

Cryotherapy reduces pain and swellings, causes skeletal muscles relaxation and increase of their force, also, motion range in treated joints increases. Thus, cryotherapy seems to fulfill all necessary conditions for rehabilitation in osteoporosis. Cryotherapy represents numerous advantages: it takes short time for applying, being well tolerated by patient, also patient’s status improves quickly. All this makes cryotherapy a method for a broad use in prophylactics and treatment of osteoporosis.

Does Cold Therapy Really Work? See what Dr Oz thinks

Not sure yet if cryotherapy is right for you? Check out this video as Dr. Oz has a lot of good things to say about Whole Body Cryotherapy. Submitting your body to extreme cold voluntarily might sound strange but it’s absolutely harmless and it really helps.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w4Ll-JPxRHg

http://www.doctoroz.com/episode/cold-therapy-does-it-work-oz-tests-it-out

What are some of the external benefits of Cryotherapy?

Thanks to innovations in Cryotherapy, youthful results can now be achieved with non-invasive procedures. The effects that cryotherapy can produce on the outside of your body can be just as remarkable as those on the inside. The improvement oxygen and nutrient-rich blood flow around the body along with the removal of toxins near the surface of the skin can have dramatic effects on your body’s exterior. Increased collagen production in the body results in improved skin, hair and nail health. Over time, the benefits will penetrate even deeper for longer-lasting effects.

Increases Elasticity

Stimulates Collagen Production

Smooth & Firm Skin

Reduces Blemishes

Makes Skin Glow & Reduces Pore size

Greater Penetration of Topical Moisturizers & Serums

Reduces Cellulite

Lessens Appearance of Spider & Varicose veins

Increases Weight Loss & Caloric Burn

Stronger, Fuller Hair, Fingernails & Toenails

More Youthful Complexion

Flushes toxins found in deeper layers of the skin

Natural Results

Boost production of Hyaluronic Acid

The effects that cryotherapy can produce on the outside of your body can be just as remarkable as those on the inside.  The improvement of oxygen and nutrient-rich blood flow around the body along with the removal of toxins near the surface of the skin can have dramatic effects on the body’s exterior.

We are currently offering 20% off your first cryotherapy session at our flagship Orlando location. Click Here to Book Online to receive the discount.