Beauty

Cryosauna is not only one of the most effective methods of dealing with the cosmetic problems of our body, in particular, cellulite. This is a storehouse of «usefulness» from various fields of medicine.

What it is?

The procedure goes as follows. The patient is placed in a special cabin (the whole body up to the neck with a minimum amount of clothing), where the surface tissues of the body are briefly exposed to liquid nitrogen (cold). The temperature during exposure drops from -20°C to -160°C. The decrease is carried out within 15 seconds, and after that the temperature remains unchanged. The duration of one exposure period is about 1-3 minutes.

The effectiveness of the procedure is achieved only if the surface of the skin is cooled to 0°C. For the skin, such hypothermia is safe, but at the same time, nerve endings give powerful impulses to the brain. Accordingly, blood circulation increases, the tone of the whole organism increases, and the existing disorders of the body are regulated.

When carrying out the cryosauna procedure, it is necessary to follow the following rules:

• the procedure is carried out at least two hours before meals
• maximizing the area of ​​exposed skin (minimum clothing)
• the interval between visits should be ten to twenty minutes
• it is not recommended to inhale nitrogen vapors

After a properly performed procedure, a blush appears on the skin, a slight burning sensation may be observed. The feeling of coolness smoothly flows into warmth throughout the body.

Cryosauna is repeated up to 4 times per session. It is recommended to carry out from 10 to 20 procedures, the cycle is up to 25 days (depending on the goals and indications).

Cryosauna: effect on the body

With regular use of cryosauna, immunity increases, metabolism is regulated, and pain syndromes are relieved. Usually after the procedure, sleep improves, mood improves. Cryosauna contributes to the overall rejuvenation of the body.

There are many indications for the use of the cryosauna procedure. The basic ones include:

• hepatology (chronic hepatitis of various types, cirrhosis of the liver with some stages)
• gynecology (cycle disorders, menopause, reproductive disorders, etc.)
• sexology and urology (spermatogenesis, prostatitis, problems with potency and erection, etc.)
• cardiology (cardiovascular diseases, hypertension of the first stage, vegetovascular dystonia, ischemic disease in the initial stages, etc.)
• neurology (neurosis, depression, asthenia, migraine, increased intracranial pressure, sciatica, etc.)
• dermatology (psoriasis, acne, eczema, neurodermatitis, etc.)
• orthopedics and traumatology (post-burn recovery, rehabilitation after injuries, etc.)
• endocrinology (obesity, dysfunction of the thyroid gland, etc.)
• pulmonology (bronchitis, asthma, tracheitis, etc.)
• cosmetology (cellulite treatment, regulation of metabolic processes of the skin of the face and body, getting rid of wrinkles, strengthening and treatment of hair and nails, etc.)
• health improvement (prevention of colds and flu, increased immunity, regulation of metabolism, etc.)

It should be noted that there are no age restrictions for the use of cryosauna.

Contraindications

Strict contraindications include:

• myocardial infarction and rehabilitation period
• acute cardiovascular disease
• previous strokes
• hypertension II and III degrees
• heart failure II degree
• any symptoms of fever
• pulmonary tuberculosis
• acute oncology
• hemorrhagic diathesis
• Raynaud’s disease
• obliterating endarteritis
• varicose disease
• hysterical neurosis
• cold intolerance.

Even if you have not noted a single contraindication from the list, you should consult a doctor before using the procedure.

Let the cold be good!

Author: Natalia Kay

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