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Cryotherapy is a localized or whole-body exposure to subzero temperatures used to promote the bodies’ natural anti-inflammatory response, release endorphins, reduce pain and spasms, boost cellular survival, and promote overall health. Cryotherapy is not a medical procedure, but a non-invasive alternative for individuals seeking a faster recovery and improved health. Cryotherapy is in no way meant to replace the diagnosis and care of a licensed MD for any chronic or persistent health issues.
Cryoskin 3.0 treatments applies the science behind the hot-cold Peltier effect which kills fat cells without damaging surrounding tissue and increases oxygen supply which aids in collagen production - resulting in slimmer, toned bodies and the elimination of fine lines and wrinkles.
Whole Body Cryotherapy uses a gaseous form of nitrogen to lower skin surface temperature, by 30-50 degrees, in a two-to-three minute session. The exposed skin reacts to the extreme temperatures by sending messages to the brain that stimulate natural regulatory functions of the body.
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During Local Cryotherapy treatment we apply a controlled beam of nitrogen vapor to a specific isolated area. This treatment is similar to an extreme ice pack and is used for pain management.
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The Cryofacial is a cryogenic treatment, in which a controlled stream of gaseous nitrogen is used to freeze the skin of the face, scalp, and neck.
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The boots are designed to promote recovery through compression and pulsing from the foot to the upper quad, massaging the leg and flushing out lymphatic fluids and deoxygenated blood.
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LeBron James uses it. So does Demi Moore. It’s cryotherapy, the latest “wellness” trend, which entered central Ohio last week when Chill Cryotherapy opened in Gahanna.
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