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Dehydration is a serious health risk during exercise, particularly when working out for long periods of time, in conditions of high heat or high humidity. During physical activity, the body cools itself and regulates your temperature through sweating, resulting in fluids being directed toward the skin and away from vital functions. Sweat on the...

We most often hear about cryotherapy being used to boost performance for elite athletes like Christiano Ronaldo and Von Miller. High performance athletes use whole-body cryotherapy to speed recovery and reduce injuries, the same way American athletic teams like the Boston Red Sox and the Dallas Cowboys have been using ice baths for decades.

Obesity has become a major health issue in recent decades, affecting more than 70 million people, and 1 in 4 residents of Wisconsin. Not only does obesity negatively affect our ability to perform daily tasks, but it also leads to serious health consequences. Obese people are more likely to suffer from heart disease and diabetes, and they are also...

Most people associate intravenous drips with hospitals, and for good reason. IV therapy is a crucial medical treatment, delivering hydration and medication directly into the blood stream. Because these liquids bypass the digestive system, they become immediately available and effective for the whole body. In recent years, IV therapy has spread...

A man's testosterone production naturally decreases after his 20s as a normal part of the aging process. Many men don't notice this gradual decrease, and while this decrease poses no concerns or health problems for them, low testosterone is linked with several negative health indicators. Typically, the first symptom that men notice is a lowered...

Many men nearing middle age notice that they are slowing down a little bit, and not functioning as well as they did when they were younger. While some slow-down with age is normal and inevitable, sometimes it can be difficult to tell the difference between normal aging and low testosterone, particularly because the “normal” range of testosterone...

Cryotherapy is the body’s exposure to subzero temperatures used to promote a natural anti-inflammatory response, release endorphins, reduce pain and spasms, boost cellular survival, and promote overall health. Cryotherapy is not a medical procedure, but a non-invasive alternative for individuals seeking a faster recovery and improved health. We...

Cryotherapy is steadily increasing in popularity in America, and it's becoming a feature of state-of-the-art spas and fitness facilities. With the growing buzz, several myths and inconsistencies have started to pop up, so here is the truth about some common myths about cryotherapy:

If you are new to the term cryotherapy and wondering what it is, it's important to remember that humans have been using cold temperatures to treat a variety of conditions for centuries.