Impact Cryotherapy

    In recent years, whole-body cryotherapy has become increasingly popular among athletes, celebrities and average consumers. A series of simple three-minute sessions in a cryotherapy machine can give someone a variety of wellness benefits.                                            Although cryotherapy equipment has been used to treat conditions like arthritis for decades in Japan and Europe, it is only beginning to catch on in the US. This is thanks in part to high-profile figures like Jennifer Aniston, Lebron James, Tony Robbins and Kate Moss using cryosaunas. As cryotherapy continues to enter the mainstream, the more business opportunities will arise. Astute entrepreneurs and managers have begun to see the advantages of adding cryotherapy units to their businesses or organizations. This group includes: • Chiropractors • Physical Therapists • Massage Therapists and Spa Owners • Gyms and Fitness Facilities • Sports Teams A cryotherapy business or cryotherapy franchise ha

Spending a couple of minutes in a cryotherapy machine may not seem like a big deal. However, doing it on a regular basis can have some wonderful results. In a way, cryotherapy is quite an old practice. In fact, anyone who has ever put ice on a sprained ankle or had liquid nitrogen applied to a wart has undergone a form of it. However, whole body cryotherapy has gained more and more mainstream attention as of late. This is partially thanks to prominent sports teams and celebrities like Jessica Alba and Demi Moore acknowledging and praising the practice. What is so special about whole body cryotherapy? Here are a description of the process and its potential benefits. What is Whole-Body Cryotherapy? Whole-body cryotherapy (sometimes referred to as “WBC” for short) involves the use of a cryotherapy chamber or cryosauna. These units typically come up to a person’s shoulders and fill with nitrogen vapor, which lowers the temperature inside the chamber to well below -100°F (-37.78°C). A