Cryotherapy is a treatment that safely reduces body temperature while increasing endorphins, adrenaline, and oxygen supply. The benefits of regular cryotherapy are numerous. Ain’t Life Cool uses CryoBuilt’s EVEREST cryotherapy system, which is the safest form of cryotherapy available.
Compression therapy may be used to help with circulation, surgery recovery, weight gain, blood clots & lack of movement. Athletes also use compression therapy for workout recovery and injury rehabilitation.
After an orthopedic injury or surgery, you can focus on rehab and recovery with our Game Ready therapeutic units and wraps.
Red light therapy may increase collagen production, boost circulation, reduce inflammation, relieve joint/back pain, help with exercise recovery, and can reduce the signs of aging.
Relaxation is at your fingertips with our hydromassage lounger. Enjoy benefits such as increased blood circulation, lymphatic drainage and toxin removal, and relief from muscle pain and soreness all while reaching a state of relaxation.
Our Himalayan Salt Cave provides salt aromatherapy in a controlled air environment. The salt is ground down and misted into the air for our customer to breathe it in and absorb into their skin over 40 minutes. The Himalayan salt aromatherapy can benefit both your respiratory system and enhance your skin condition.
BEMER sends a low-intensity pulsed electromagnetic field (PEMF) into the body to stimulate and condition muscles, which increases temporary blood flow to those muscles for improved performance and recovery.
PEMF, or pulsed electromagnetic field technology, is a gentle, revolutionary wellness modality that may optimize wellness, amplify athletic performance, and assist with muscle fatigue and discomfort after exercise.
The Ballancer®Pro facilitates the natural process of lymphatic drainage and cleansing. The lymphatic system, which is a critical part of our immune system, removes toxins and excess fluids from the body’s tissue, absorbs fatty acids, transports fat, and produces immune cells.
