Description
The Cryotherapy Sauna
Never heard of it? Hippocrates was already using cold therapy effectively around 400 BC, as was Sebastian Kneipp. Everyone knows about compresses with ice-water-soaked cloths or ice packs as an immediate remedy for injuries.
The cryotherapy sauna is also known as a cryochamber or cryosauna. Cryo comes from the Greek word for "ice" or "frost."
The cryotherapy sauna is a single-person chamber where you stick your head out. Through the introduction of nitrogen, the body is exposed to temperatures of -110° to -190°C for up to 3 minutes.
Not only pain patients are enthusiastic about this form of treatment, but athletes also use it, among other things, to improve performance. More and more nutritionists recommend cold therapy to support weight loss. Famous stars smooth their wrinkles and reduce cellulite, or simply enjoy the endorphins that are produced during the session.
Never heard of it? Hippocrates was already using cold therapy effectively around 400 BC, as was Sebastian Kneipp. Everyone knows about compresses with ice-water-soaked cloths or ice packs as an immediate remedy for injuries.
The cryotherapy sauna is also known as a cryochamber or cryosauna. Cryo comes from the Greek word for "ice" or "frost."
The cryotherapy sauna is a single-person chamber where you stick your head out. Through the introduction of nitrogen, the body is exposed to temperatures of -110° to -190°C for up to 3 minutes.
Not only pain patients are enthusiastic about this form of treatment, but athletes also use it, among other things, to improve performance. More and more nutritionists recommend cold therapy to support weight loss. Famous stars smooth their wrinkles and reduce cellulite, or simply enjoy the endorphins that are produced during the session.
Additional information
Advance booking required! Members receive a €10.00 discount per treatment. A 5-treatment pass offers a €50.00 discount, and a 10-treatment pass offers a €100.00 discount.
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Partner Services
Opening Hours
Saturday(Today)
10:00–13:00
Sunday
Closed
Monday
16:00–19:00
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