Cryotherapy
Cryotherapy is the practice of using cold temperatures to support healing and wellness and dates back to ancient civilizations. Some of the benefits of cryotherapy include pain management, decreasing muscle recovery time, and even boosting energy levels. Whole body cryotherapy is the modern application and stimulates the same rejuvenating and recovery benefits at a whole new level of cold in just three minutes.
Infrared Sauna
Rather than just using steam to heat the air like a traditional sauna, Infrared Saunas use infrared radiant energy to directly penetrate into the body’s tissue to produce perspiration. The pores of the skin open and discharge waste products/toxins, shedding any old skin cells leaving the skin glowing and clean. The heat generated from the Infrared Sauna will increase circulation in the body helping to relax muscles and relieve muscle and joint pain.
Red light therapy is a therapeutic technique that uses red, low-level wavelengths of light to saturate your mitochondria with light, which they convert to energy in the form of ATP (adenosine triphosphate). This helps the cells heal themselves and so heal skin and muscle tissue. Our bed is one of the only ones that also features green lights as well as red, which helps to accelerate wound healing by positively affecting hemoglobin, as well as helping with things like acne and shingles.
Red & Green Light Therapy
PEMF
PEMF therapy uses electrical energy to send magnetic pulses through the body, penetrating cells, tissues and organs without being absorbed. Each pulse creates a tiny electrical signal that stimulates cells and allows them to reboot their chemical and electrical processes to function normally again. The result is better cellular health, function and energy, so the body can begin to repair itself without any further medical treatment.
NormaTec
NormaTec Compression Therapy is a treatment modality that uses pulse massage patterns to boost recovery. The dynamic compression device uses compressed air to massage limbs, mobilize fluid, and fight inflammation. Limbs are inserted into sleeves that are inflated to compress the muscles. The compression system then pulses up the limbs, squeezing pain-causing fluid & lactic acid out of them. The limbs are then replenished with fresh blood, stimulating recovery.