Injury Recovery.
Do you have an injury? Are you fed up with being in pain?
Did you know that cryotherapy has many other health benefits?
Better Health, Better Look, Better Confidence A New Outlook On Life
Cryotherapy helps you with more than how you look; it improves your overall health. Are you
having pain from an old or recent injury? Do you know that cryotherapy has multiple health
benefits? It has been scientifically proven that cryotherapy has been used to reduce chronic
pain for many years due in part to its ease of use, affordability, and simplicity.
Cryotherapy refers to cold therapy. Remember when you used to put an ice pack on your
injured or inflamed muscles to reduce swelling and pain? It is the simplest form and time-tested
remedy of cryotherapy for managing injuries.
Cryotherapy is not only beneficial for fat freezing and removal, but it has also shown significant
results in pain management. Cryotherapy enhances your performance, reduces recovery time,
and is ideal for athletes and intense workout enthusiasts.
Following are some of the ways cryotherapy helps with injury recovery.
Pain And Swelling Management
Cryotherapy is a safe and natural way of decreasing muscle inflammation while accelerating the
healing of damaged soft tissue and sore joints. Cryotherapy is not only useful for fat loss but
also for your physical and emotional well-being.
It is the perfect treatment method for athletes that need to train harder and recover faster. It
enhances performance and prevents injuries by improving flexibility, mobility, and stability.
Cryotherapy also reduces inflammation in muscles, tendons, ligaments, and rheumatoid arthritis
by improving blood circulation, thus relieving pain.
Joint Pain
Cryotherapy can be applied to multiple body areas and helps with joint pain. It is the perfect
treatment for patients who have arthritis as it provides whole-body relief rather than targeting
one joint at a time.
How does it work? Cryo 21 creates a thermal shock by reducing the temperature of the fat cells.
It stimulates a semi-hypothermic response that causes your heart rate to drop, your breathing to
slow down, and your body redirects all of its energy into keeping your body temperature normal.
As a result, the rate of blood flow increases, and your body’s natural healing mechanisms speed
up, flushing all the toxins stored in your muscles and joints into the bloodstream.
Muscle Strain
A muscle strain is a common injury in sports where the fibrous tissue that connects the muscles
to the bones is damaged. Minor injuries involve overstretching the tendon, whereas severe
injuries involve partial or complete tears in tendons. If not treated immediately, muscle strain
can accumulate fluid in your joint and lead to symptoms like pain, swelling, and decreased
range of motion.
Cryotherapy treatment is designed to soothe muscle pain and contain swelling. It performs a
muscle relaxant action by reducing constriction, blocks lactic acid production, and slows down
the metabolism of muscle tissues and their deterioration following the athletic effort.
Cryotherapy can help with the pain and management of the following conditions
● Sciatica
● Muscle strain
● Joint pain
● Muscle inflammation
● Migraine
● Hamstring strain
● Ankle sprain
● Frozen shoulder
● Tennis elbow
● ACL Tear and other knee injuries
How Are We Different?
get the best results by cooling the adipocytes and encouraging fluid removal.
● All our procedures are performed by a Registered Nurse with over 25 years of
experience.
important as we want the area to return naturally (cf T-Shock) to body temperature and
create a thermal shock