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1 01, 2021

Cryo T-Shock at Cryotherapy of Wisconsin

Kari Perlewitz2024-01-18T14:45:13-06:00January 1st, 2021|Cryo T Shock, What to Expect|0 Comments

Cryo T-Shock is one of the most innovative and most versatile anti-aging procedures available to reduce cellulite, address localized fat, and help tone and tighten the skin. It uses the same cryotherapy process as Whole Body Cryotherapy and Localized Cryotherapy to shock — and even destroy — fat cells. We’ve been dreaming of owning this machine ever since it won the “Most Innovative Device” award at the Gicare 2014 International Expo in Paris. It’s gradually [...]

22 05, 2019

All of the juicy details…

heatherann2019-05-06T20:03:15-05:00May 22nd, 2019|What to Expect|0 Comments

Are you someone who doesn’t like surprises? That’s understandable. If you’re interested in cryotherapy but haven’t felt sure enough about the process to give us a call and set up an appointment, here’s what happens during, right after, and for up to 48 hours after a session. When you arrive: After being greeted, we’ll give you some general information and have you complete a waiver before using the facility. If you have any questions, you [...]

8 05, 2019

When pain relief isn’t enough…

heatherann2019-05-06T18:38:11-05:00May 8th, 2019|Inflammation, Pain Relief, What to Expect|0 Comments

Our clients come in for things such as accidents, arthritis, age-related aches and pains, exercise recovery, headaches, inflammation, injuries, and post-op surgery relief. And most of them leave feeling much better! However, with all of the talk about pain relief, it’s natural to wonder if cryotherapy is working like a pain medication and hiding the pain or if it’s causing less pain because things are healing. So, which is it? The answer is that cryotherapy does [...]

19 12, 2018

What’s Happening to My Body During Cryotherapy?

heatherann2024-01-18T14:47:08-06:00December 19th, 2018|Therapy, What to Expect|0 Comments

If you’re already somewhat familiar with what happens in a cryotherapy sauna, you know that liquid nitrogen vapor is used to lower your skin's surface temperature 30 to 50° very quickly. Spending just 2 to 3 minutes in the sauna can do wonders for people with chronic pain or injuries. There are numerous benefits to this natural vapor, especially when you immerse yourself in a cryosauna chamber for a session. But you may still be [...]

Cryo T-Shock at Cryotherapy of Wisconsin

All of the juicy details…

When pain relief isn’t enough…

What’s Happening to My Body During Cryotherapy?

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