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How Does Pressotherapy Work?

PRESSOTHERAPY

Pressotherapy can help to stimulate the lymphatic system, which helps to clear toxins from the body and stimulate blood circulation. Pressure is applied with a specialized pressotherapy gear. Pressotherapy has both cosmetic and medical uses.

Pressotherapy provides an alternative to manual lymphatic drainage which is done with physical massage. The lymphatic system is part of the circulatory system and necessary for our immune response. It is made up of a network of lymphatic vessels which carries lymph fluid. Lymph fluid is made up of white blood cells, fats and bacteria that build up throughout the body from digestion.

For Example: The lymphatic system relies on our muscles and movements to drain this fluid. If someone has poor circulation or oedema, pressotherapy can help to drain this fluid.

INFRARED SAUNA

Infrared sauna therapy helps you relax while getting an invigorating deep tissue sweat, leaving you fully refreshed, rejuvenated & renewed. Adding infrared sauna to Pressotherapy can provide a gentle, soothing therapeutic heat that promotes relaxation & improve sleep. It promotes detoxification by releasing toxins and stimulating the sweat glands. Unlike other detoxification methods, infrared red heat therapy is safe, effective and will leave your body feeling rejuvenated.

BENEFITS Of Both

Lymphatic Drainage
Promotes Circulation
Fluid Retention
Oedema (swollen legs)
Reduce Cellulite
Stretch Marks
Varicose Veins
Release Toxins
Boost Immune System
Increase Fibroblast
Reduce Inflammation
Pain Therapy
Skin Improvement
Stress Reduction

PRICE

Treatment

During your consultation, we will discuss your goals and tailor a treatment plan that aligns with your needs. Once we have completed your consultation, you will be asked to relax on a comfortable bed while the equipment is put on you.

At this point the machine is gturned on and you will feel compressions on the parts of the body that are targeted. You will feel a relaxing message like treatment that is close to a massage.

It will stay on for approxemately 60. After the treatment is completed, the Gear is taken off and your all done.

The Science Behind Pressotherapy

Pressotherapy is a process that facilitates the drainage of the lymphatic system, which can help your arms and legs to look much slimmer, because they'll be carrying less fluid. At the same time, pressotherapy can also ease a great many of your aches and pains, while also detoxifying your body.

It's very important to maintain properly balanced and functioning lymphatic drainage, because this allows the body to eliminate harmful toxins, and protect the body against infection. The lymph system consists of a network of vessels that pass through virtually every cell in your body. This lymphatic system transports lymph to all parts of the body, very much like your circulatory system facilitates blood circulation.

The body's lymph nodes are responsible for maintaining a good balance between blood and tissues, they help to support the immune system, and they absorb fats from your digestive system.

Scientists have discovered that lymphatic drainage massage can reduce the presence of cellulite, and release fluid which builds up in the lymph nodes. It's very common for fluids to build up in the body's lymphatic system if you're a person with circulation issues, or when following certain types of surgery or cancer treatments.

The Science Behind Infrared Sauna

For many years, radiation has been used for medicinal purposes, however, not all radiation is the same and different forms of radiation have specific effects on our bodies. All forms of radiation are part of the electromagnetic spectrum and are differentiated by their wavelength. Visible light only represents a small part of the spectrum, with wavelengths between 400 and 700 nanometers. Some other types of radiation with shorter wavelengths include ultraviolet light that comes from the sun and x-rays that are used for imaging purposes.

Infrared radiation has a longer wavelength, making it invisible to the human eye, and has many positive applications of its own; with the latest and most advanced being its inclusion in saunas.

Infrared saunas have an incredible amount of benefits. One is their ability to help regulate your sleep cycle. People have reported an improvement in their sleep duration and quality shortly after one treatment. So, if you have problems with insomnia, this could be a way to manage it.

Infrared therapy is also beneficial for weight loss, muscle recovery and increasing muscle mass. Including this treatment at the end of your workout can help you reach your fitness goals and reduce fatigue.

Improvements have been reported in patients with certain chronic diseases who underwent infrared therapy. The first and most studied one is congestive heart failure. These patients live with many restrictions, and infrared saunas can provide some relief to their difficult condition. Other diseases include rheumatoid arthritis and ankylosing spondylitis, both conditions that affect the bones, joints and muscles, and are common causes of chronic pain.

Most of these health benefits are caused by the influence infrared therapy has on internally signaling pathways in cells. In layman’s terms, infrared can affect the metabolism of cells for a specific purpose, leading those cells into generating a positive outcome for your health.