Posts tagged infrared sauna
Infrared Sauna for Skin Health: Clearer, Smoother, Younger-Looking Skin

Healthy, radiant skin isn’t just about creams or serums — it starts from within. One of the most effective ways to rejuvenate your skin naturally is through infrared sauna therapy. Unlike traditional saunas that simply heat the air, infrared sauna technology uses light to penetrate deeper into your tissues, promoting better circulation, detoxification, and skin renewal.

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Infrared Sauna for Stress Relief | How It Helps Mind and Body

Stress has become an unavoidable part of modern life. From work deadlines to daily responsibilities, our bodies and minds are constantly under pressure. While meditation, yoga, and exercise are popular ways to manage stress, there’s another powerful tool gaining attention: the infrared sauna. Unlike traditional steam saunas, infrared saunas use light waves to penetrate the body, creating a deep, soothing heat that offers both physical and mental benefits.

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Preparing for the London Marathon? Optimise Your Training & Recovery with LondonCryo

The London Marathon is one of the most prestigious races in the world, and whether you're a first-time runner or a seasoned marathoner, like our founder Maria Ensabella, proper training and recovery are essential for peak performance. At LondonCryo, we offer cutting-edge recovery treatments designed to keep you strong, injury-free, and performing at your best.

Why Recovery is Just as Important as Training

When training for a marathon, your muscles undergo intense stress, leading to inflammation, fatigue, and potential injuries. Without proper recovery, you risk overtraining, burnout, and decreased performance on race day. That’s why incorporating cryotherapy, infrared sauna, compression therapy, and IV drips into your routine can be a game-changer.

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LondonCryo is committed to helping your employees’ mental and physical wellbeing

Health and wellness in the workplace has never been as vital as it is now. Since the outbreak of the pandemic, 75% of people say they feel more socially isolated, 67% of people report higher stress levels, 57% are feeling greater anxiety, and 53% say they feel more emotionally exhausted - Harvard Business Review.

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CryoSkin Toning treatments at LondonCryo

After more than a year of being indoors and with summer fast approaching, we are now focusing on our post lockdown bodies. It may take a little more effort to recapture that long forgotten sensation of being ready to take on the world. If this sounds familiar, don’t worry. At LondonCryo we have complied a list of the most effective sculpting and toning treatments to make you feel like yourself (just a little bit better).

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Biohacking

Biohacking is the art and science of changing the environment around you and inside you, so you have more control over your own biology.

This might not seem like a new idea but in practice also includes technology and science to ensure people are well placed to meet their potential. By improving the interconnections between your mind and body, you can become the very best version of yourself.

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6 ways to combat inflammation through your diet and lifestyle

By Kassandra Hobart, Nutritional Therapy Practitioner

As we ring in the New Year, diet culture tells us to cut calories in to “feel better” or “lose the bloating” from Holiday overindulgences. I encourage you to try something different this year instead. Lowering inflammation is more than cutting calories.

Here are 6 ways to combat inflammation without dieting.

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How to Use the LondonCryo Infrared Sauna for Athletic Enhancement

Infrared heat saunas differ from traditional steam saunas in several important ways. One of the best features of infrared saunas is that they heat the body directly. A traditional sauna heats the ambient air first and then through heat exchange, heats the body. Infrared saunas directly heat the body so they do not feel as hot as a traditional sauna. Heat intolerant clients can usually use an infrared sauna because the ambient air is not excessively hot.

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