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WHOLE BODY CRYOTHERAPY

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What is

Whole Body Cryotherapy?


Whole Body Cryotherapy is the application of extremely cold temperature to the entire body for the purpose of treating both acute and chronic pain, inflammation, and muscle soreness.

 

The process is unique in that liquid nitrogen is used to immediately cool the cabin temperature to below -170deg C, and the full effects of the treatment can be realized in as short as 1-3 minutes. This is substantially more efficient than an ice bath, which takes a while to prepare, leaves the client very wet after, and takes time to clean up.. 


Whether you are an athlete looking to gain an edge, or someone who may be suffering from chronic muscle soreness, joint inflammation, or pain, Whole Body Cryotherapy may be what you are looking for. 

60-180 Seconds

@ -170° Celsius

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How Does It Work?


1 - Client Enters The Cryosauna

 

After entering the cryosauna, a cold breeze of nitrogen and air activate thermo-recptors in the skin. These start to send electrical impulses to the brain. The central nervous system (CNS) identifies a state of threat. This activates a complex adaptive reaction focused on defending the body to survive in an extremely cold environment.

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2 - Vasoconstriction Begins

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The CNS sends signals to the muscles and vascular systems, invoking contraction of muscles and narrowing of blood vessels. This accelerates the flow of blood, nutrition, and other resources from peripheral body parts to the body’s core.

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3 - Detoxification And Enriched Blood Production


In order to swiftly supply enough nutritional substances to core organs, the body starts hyper-producing enriched blood with erythrocytes, oxygen, collagen, and other essential substances. Metabolites and toxins are quickly degraded and eliminated.

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4 - Vasodilation And Delivery Of Enriched Blood To Joints and Soft Tissues

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After exiting the cryosauna, thermo-receptors recognize the return to normal environment, which triggers vasodilation and the return of the now highly enriched blood, back to peripheral body parts. Nutritional substances transferred by blood are absorbed by peripheral systems - muscles, soft tissues, joints, and skin.

 

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TREATMENT PLAN BASED

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What Does That Mean?

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Subjective responses to Whole Body Cryotherapy can be realized after just one treatment. However it is more common for clients to experience meaningful relief from chronic pain and inflammation over a series of regularly scheduled appointments. Whole Body Cryotherapy is often adopted as a client's continual approach to self care. 

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Because of this, we offer clients Treatment Plan Pricing when sessions are booked in regular intervals. Reduction in treatment costs of up to 20% with additional cost reduction available to Massage Therapy is available. 

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For more information call us today or request a Treatment Plan Information Sheet by simply filling out the form below.

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IMPORTANT

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Contraindications

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A contraindication is a condition or pathology that would prevent a client from receiving treatment. Essentially it means that the intended benefit of treatment is outweighed by the increased risk of harm to the client. 

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The following list is a comprehensive but not complete list of contraindications to Whole Body Cryotherapy. 

Heart attack within the past 6 months


Unstable coronary artery disease


Hypothyroidism


Unstable angina pectoris


Vasculitis


Cancer


Pacemaker


Circulatory dysfunction


Claustrophobia


Heart bypass surgery within the past 6 months


Chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder

Heavy perspiration


Congestive heart failure (CHF)


Symptomatic lung disease


Intrathecal pump (pain pump)


Heart disease


History of stroke


Open wound track or lesions


Symptomatic cardiovascular disease


History of seizures


Uncontrolled Diabetes


Arrhythmia

Raynaud's disease


Bleeding disorder


BP exceeding 180/100 mmHg


Severe anemia


Current flu, infection, or fever


Peripheral arterial occlusive disease


Cold allergy/intolerance/related disorder


Acute kidney and urinary tract disease


Blood clots


CNS disease


Pregnancy/Breastfeeding

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