Trying Cryotherapy (-220 Degrees) For Chronic Pain - Summary

Summary

In the video, the host explores various wellness treatments at Paw's Wellness Studio to manage chronic pain, including cryotherapy at -220°F, hot and float baths, and an infrared sauna. Sponsored by Google, the video emphasizes critical thinking when searching online, especially regarding health information. The host experiences immediate pain relief from cryotherapy and feels rejuvenated after all treatments, planning to continue exploring these methods for managing chronic pain.

Facts

Here are the key facts from the text:

1. The temperature in the cryotherapy chamber is -220 degrees Fahrenheit.
2. The person trying the cryotherapy has chronic pain and is trying different treatments.
3. The cryotherapy chamber can reach temperatures of -166, -184, -202, and -220 degrees Fahrenheit.
4. The person trying the cryotherapy has to wear protective gear, including gloves and a headband, to protect their extremities.
5. The cryotherapy process stimulates the body's natural stress response and can help with managing stress and pain.
6. Norepinephrine is a chemical produced during cryotherapy that helps with managing stress and pain.
7. The infrared sauna room uses electromagnetic radiation to heat the body, not just the air around it.
8. The infrared sauna can help with pain reduction and has meditative benefits.
9. The float room uses 1200 pounds of Epsom salt to create a zero-gravity experience.
10. The float room can help with anxiety and stress by creating a break from external stimuli.
11. The services offered, including cryotherapy, infrared sauna, and float therapy, can be done daily and are safe to do so.
12. The treatments can help with pain and inflammation, as well as provide extended recovery and relaxation.
13. The float therapy can help with spinal decompression and joint relaxation.