Whole body cryotherapy

Step into a mist of subzero air down to −130°C for three minutes. Skin temperature drops to around −15°C, triggering a controlled cold-shock response that releases endorphins, reduces inflammation and resets the nervous system. The most efficient cold modality available — no wet recovery, no decision fatigue.

Session time

10 min

Credits

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Used for

Recovery · Mood · Inflammation

What to expect

The session,
step by step.

Three minutes at −130°C for systemic recovery, mood and inflammation reset.

01

Suit up

Change into the protective shorts, gloves, boots and socks we provide. Make sure everything is fully dry.

02

Cold shock

Step into the chamber. Air drops to −130°C; skin temperature falls to ~−15°C. A practitioner stays with you the full duration.

03

Rewarm

Step out. Capillaries dilate; oxygenated blood floods through the body. Most clients feel an immediate lift in energy and mood.

04

Re-warm

Light movement in the recovery room. Warm tea. A check of heart rate and subjective temperature. Most clients leave alert and mildly euphoric — the norepinephrine is working.

The science

why three minutes is enough.

The cold shock activates a controlled physiological stress response — endorphins release, capillaries expand to four times their normal size and white blood cells reach injury sites faster.

  • Anti-inflammatory cytokine response within hours
  • Heart rate variability rises; mood and metabolism lift
  • Improves skin elasticity, sleep quality and immune resilience

Compared to 8–12 minutes of cold water at 8°C, three minutes of whole-body cryo delivers a steeper catecholamine curve with less cardiovascular load and zero wet recovery.

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