About CryoClinic
Here at CryoClinic, we understand that nothing is quite as frustrating as being unable to do what you really want to, especially in sports.
Maybe you want to train for the next match, but your body aches all over and you can’t afford to hurt yourself pushing too hard.
That’s where we come in!
What does the CryoClinic do?
As the name suggests, the basic principle behind our new cryotherapy spa is simple: we make you very, very cold, and your body’s natural processes do the rest.
Through the use of frozen nitrogen and a set specialised spa chambers, we can expose you to temperatures well over a hundred degrees below zero, walking you through a series of different settings depending on your individual needs.
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Exposure to such low temperatures for an extended period can be unpleasant, but don’t worry! We provide full protective gear to all of our clients, and you’ll never go into one of our cryotherapy spas without a trained attendant on hand to make sure everything operates smoothly.
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As a leading business based on the Wirral, we’ve been helping clients look and feel their best since 2016. We go above and beyond the typical beauty, therapy, and ailment services to ensure that all of our clients are satisfied with what we have to offer. If you have any questions about Cryo Clinic, please get in touch with a member of our team today.
About Cryotherapy
Cryotherapy is well known as a safe 2-3 minute treatment in which a human’s entire body surface is being exposed to cryogenic temperatures ranging from -110 to -150 C. The main purpose of the cryotherapy is to provoke a body to a hormonal response which increases body’s strength and maintains physical form of users
Areas of application
Cryotherapy is widely used in the following sectors… sports, spa & wellness, medicine, dermatology, mental health, physiotherapy, rheumatology, neurology, veterinary and so much more.
History
Cryotherapy has been initiated in Japan since 1880. In 1978 Professor T. Yamauchi and his team developed the first cryogenic chamber in the world and used cryotherapy as a treatment. In 1982 Germany founded the second cryogenic chamber and the first in Europe, developed by a team led by Professor R. Fricke. In 1989 Mr. Z. Raczkowski with his team created the first cryo chamber in Poland.
Benefits
Cryotherapy helps reduce delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS) and heal already-sore and tight muscles.
Cryotherapy for cellulite and weight loss can be effective for those who have already been putting in the sweat work and eating healthy. The skin rejuvenation, metabolism boost, and calorie burn that you may also receive from Cryotherapy can help to enhance your efforts.