🔹 Advanced Cryogenic Technology: We proudly present the world's premier cryotherapy experience with our exclusive 30-day clinical pass. Leveraging state of the art equipment, our sessions ensure you benefit from an unparalleled temperature-controlled environment.

🔹 Evidence-Based Benefits: Clinical studies have elucidated the therapeutic efficacy of cryotherapy in mitigating muscle inflammation and enhancing circulation. A precisely-calibrated distribution of freezing air optimises these benefits, offering therapeutic relief beyond conventional methods.

🔹 Neurochemical Stimulation: A documented posts cryotherapy effect is the systemic release of endorphins and adrenaline. These neurochemicals, pivotal for mood regulation and systemic invigoration, offer a physiological boost effectively a therapeutic intervention for mental well-being.

🔹 Uniform Cryogenic Distribution: Our apparatus ensures an even exposure of freezing temperatures across the body. This uniformity is crucial for maximising the therapeutic effects and guarantees a consistent and comprehensive treatment experience.

🔹 Join the Clinical Vanguard: In an era of evidence-based medicine, we invite you to be a part of this rigorously-tested, groundbreaking therapeutic intervention. Elevate your health regimen and align with modern medical advancements.

Faster metabolism. Light speed recovery. Reduced aches and pain First, we use the theragun to prepare your body for maximal muscular skeletal benefit.

Next, you step into the world’s coldest state-of-the-art chamber and experience an ice cold mist swirling around you at a maximum of -140°C, which hacks your body into stimulating its flight or fight response. This sets your metabolism racing, re-oxygenates your blood, and triggers a host of anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving benefits, and self-regenerative pathways.

Finally, we use Red Light Therapy to bring the skin temperature back quicker, and enhance the vasodilatory effect.

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Must purchase before or on 31 August 2023, 23:59 GMT.
Must redeem offer within 3 months of purchase.
Refunds, extensions and exchanges do not apply.
We recommend booking your cryotherapy experience 48 hours in advance.
No show and cancellation policy applies.