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What are some of the benefits of float therapy?
According to Dr. Justin Feinstein at the Tulsa's Laureate Institute for Brain Research (or LIBR), the first of its kind to study the affect of floating and the human brain, float therapy help patients disconnect from the outside world and reconnect to signals coming...
NormaTec Compression Therapy Can Help Diabetes Patients
In 2015, 30.3 million Americans, or 9.4% of the population, is diagnosed with diabetes (American Diabetes Association: Statistics About Diabetes). Diabetes can harm your nerves. That damage, called neuropathy, may be painful. You may hear your doctor mention the four...
Cold Therapy Helped Save Her Leg. Now She Has a World Record
After a biking accident, Finnish free diver Johanna Nordblad nearly lost her leg to necrosis. As part of her treatment, she began free diving under the freezing Arctic ice. The pain was agony when she first started; now she holds a world record for the sport she grew...
I Tried Cryotherapy for 30 Days and Here’s What Happened.
We found a great blog article on the initial result and 30 day result of an everyday mother trying Cryotherapy. Click the link below to read about her experiences. http://blog.cuteheads.com/tried-cryotherapy-30-days-heres-happened/
About Us
We are located at 825 SW 19th St #10 in Moore, and only minutes away from Norman and South Oklahoma City. We offer Cryotherapy and NormaTec Compression Therapy to help you recover and live a wellness lifestyle. This is not just for athletes. Known benefits include...
Why Whole Body Cryotherapy is More Effective than Ice Baths
The Cryosauna has been shown to be more beneficial, more convenient and has no negative side effects compared to Ice Baths. Whole Body Cryotherapy places the body in extremely cold air ranging from ‐220°F to ‐280°F for two to three minutes. The skin is rapidly cooled...