Cryosauna - indications and contraindications

Recently, there are more and more progressive methodologies for healing, rejuvenating the body, strengthening immunity. One of the most interesting achievements in medicine is cryosauna - indications and contraindications to the procedure are thoroughly studied in the course of research, its effectiveness and safety is proved by experience.

Benefits and harms of cryosauna

Originally considered technology was developed for the treatment of joint diseases, as the effect of cold provides intensification of blood circulation, the production of cartilaginous tissue, the elimination of pain syndrome. But during the tests it turned out that the useful properties of the procedure are not limited to this:

In this case, cryosauna treatment does not produce any side effects and does not even have age limitations, and the course can be quite long - up to 25 days.

Indications for use of cryosauna

The main problems with which the described technique helps to cope:

The procedure is performed in a special vertical cabin, where the patient is placed with a minimum of clothing (socks and gloves are required) for a period of 1 to 3 minutes. During this period, the temperature in the cryosauna decreases gradually from -20 to -160 degrees, and vapor of liquefied nitrogen acts on the body surface. One session involves a periodic stay in the cabin (up to 4 times).

During the procedure, the skin should be cooled to 0 degrees Celsius. This temperature is safe for the body, but it stimulates the production of nerve impulses in the brain cells. Thanks to this, the body tries to compensate for the temperature decrease, strengthening the lymph and blood circulation, speeding up the metabolism and metabolism, raising the tone.

It is worth noting that with joint diseases, combined with pain syndrome, anesthetic effect is felt after the first session.

Contraindications cryosauna

It is impossible to be treated by the considered way at presence of such illnesses: