The success of treatment has been confirmed by a variety of clinical studies. As mentioned above, the symptoms of such autoimmune diseases occur mainly in the joints (inflammation of the synovium of the synovium, destruction of the cartilage and bone structure). FULL ARTICLE.
Exposure to extreme cold can help improve the quality of life in fibromyalgia patients by reducing musculoskeletal pain and inflammation, according to a clinical trial. FULL ARTICLE.
Patients these days have access to infinite information on the internet. With some key search terms and just a few clicks, they can find out what their symptoms mean and how best to treat them. FULL ARTICLE.
Cryotherapy, generally speaking, is the use of extremely cold temperatures to treat an array of issues; if you’ve ever had a wart frozen off or taken an ice bath to soothe post-yoga soreness, you’ve technically experienced it. FULL ARTICLE.
Ice baths and cryotherapy are the most fashionable fitness accessory in football right now. FULL ARTICLE.
I like to chill out, but probably not in the sense you’re used to. My kind of chilling means daily and regular cold therapy – situations in which I purposefully place my body in a cool to cold environment. FULL ARTICLE.
My first cryotherapy session could be described as a scene from a science fiction novel. I was asked to strip down and was given socks, shoes, and gloves. Full Article.
First things first: what even is cryotherapy? At its most basic description, cryotherapy is when you expose yourself to incredibly cold temperatures (we’re talking -220 degrees Fahrenheit) for a few minutes (three was the recommended time for my session). Full Article.
I’m not usually one for predictions, but I’m making an exception when it comes to the latest health craze sweeping our country. Cryotherapy, used throughout Europe for years now to treat and prevent multiple health issues, is starting to catch on in the US. Full Article.
On May 2, Leicester City FC won the English Premier League title, completing their Cinderella story season. Full Article.