Infrared Therapy
Infrared therapy is a new and innovative light-based method to treat pain and inflammation in various parts of the body.
Cardiovascular Health
Pain and Inflammation
Muscular Injuries
Detoxification
Potential Cancer Treatment
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Hydromassage
Hydromassage utilizes a table similar to that used in massage thereapy. The table itself contains a water-filled mattress and jets so that you can feel both the heat and pressure without having to get undressed.The proven benefits include:
Relaxation and improved mood
Pain relief
Post-exercise relief
Improved Circulation
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Meditation Room
Meditation is the habitual process of training your mind to focus and redirect your thoughts. People use the practice to develop beneficial habits and feelings, such as a positive mood and outlook, self-discipline, healthy sleep patterns, and even increased pain tolerance.
It has been shown to help:
Reduce stress/minimize anxiety
Promote emotional health
Enhance self-awareness
Lengthen attention span
May reduce age-related memory loss
May help fight addictions
Improves sleep
Can decrease blood pressure
Light Therapy
Light therapy has been extensively used to treat a wide range of disorders. These include disorders caused by desynchronization between the body's circadian rhythm and the external environment, mood disorders, and disorders that contain elements of both.
Seasonal Affective Disorder
A variety of sleep disorders
Adjusting to a night shift work schedule
Dementia
Fatigue
Jet lag
Non-seasonal depression
Skin Conditions such as eczema
Sauna
A sauna is a room in which people aim to relax in dry heat. This can help many different types of conditions including:
Easing pain
Reducing stress levels
Improving cardiovascular health
Skin problems
Asthma
Sensory Deprivation “Float” Tank
A sensory deprivation tank, also called an isolation tank or flotation tank. It is a dark, soundproof tank that is filled with a foot or less of salt water, the salt causing the body to remain floating at the top of the water.
Helps relieve stress
Ease muscle tension and pain
Improve your mood
Can help improve cardiovascular health
Steam Room
Steam rooms are enclosed spaces that are heated with steam. The temperatures vary, but steam rooms are typically kept somewhere around 110°F. Research specifically into steam rooms is more limited than saunas, but there are indications that they can help to:
Reduce systemic inflammation
Increase circulation
Assist Cardiovascular function
Support immune function
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