cry·o·ther·a·py

/ˌkrīōˈTHerəpē/

noun
1. the use of extreme cold in surgery, medical treatment, such as inflammation deduction.

Originally intended to treat rheumatoid arthritis, the process of subjecting the body to -170F
immediately puts your body into survival mode – allowing the freshly oxygenated blood to be
released into extremities, thus reducing inflammation in joints. Additional benefits include:

• Reduces migraine symptoms
• Numbs nerve irritation
• Treats atopic dermatitis and other skin conditions
• Helps treat mood disorders
• May help treat low-risk tumors
• May help prevent dementia and Alzheimer’s disease