Introducing Cryotherapy
Berman Chiropractic is happy to announce another great service we've added for our patients: Cryotherapy. It's not a new type of treatment — it was first established in Japan in 1978 — but cryotherapy has really been gaining a lot of traction and even better results!
What Is Cryotherapy?
Cryotherapy is the use of low temperatures in medical therapy. It is used to treat and prevent many ailments. When you use an ice pack or take an ice bath, that is a type of cryotherapy. We're taking things to next level with cryotherapy for your whole body. During your cryotherapy session, you will step into the octagon-shaped cryosauna and cold, dry Nitrogen vapor will cool your entire body. The exposure to ultra-low temperatures will trigger a systemic anti-inflammatory response and a host of health and wellness benefits.
What Are The Benefits of Cryotherapy?
Cryotherapy for Sports & Fitness
- Decreased muscle soreness & inflammation
- Increase energy & peak athletic performance
- Decreased injury recovery time
- Improved joint motion
Cryotherapy Reviews
Top Athletes & Celebrities Use Cryotherapy
Justin Timberlake & Jessica Biel Use Cryotherapy
One of Hollywood's hottest celebrity power couples, Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel, has been cooling off lately — but it's not what you think!
The happily married couple has been visiting a cryotherapy therapy clinic in Tribeca to better their health, perhaps as often as every other day, Page Six TV reports.
A source claims that Timberlake has been using cryotherapy to help with muscle pain and recovery as he undergoes intense rehearsals. Just 3 minutes in the subzero cryosauna fights inflammation, soothes muscle pain, promotes recovery, and also has weight loss benefits!
Image: Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel, Getty Images
Cryotherapy FAQs
Cryotherapy Resources
Here is some more information about Cryotherapy from the U.S. National Library of Medicine National Institutes of Health:
- Cryotherapy helps Osteoarthritis
- Cryotherapy as an effective cold treatment
- Effectiveness of Whole-Body Cryotherapy (WBC)