Joint pain is one of the most common health complaints. Over 54 million Americans have been diagnosed with some form of arthritis, and nearly half of them have persistent pain in their joints. Women are more likely to experience this problem than men. Arthritis isn't the only cause of joint pain,...
Nitrogen or Electric-Powered Cryotherapy — Which Is Best? A Comparison of the Two Most Popular Cryotherapy Methods Chilling out has a whole new meaning. Whether you’re dealing with chronic pain from a recent surgery or want to recover more quickly from a hard workout, cryotherapy can help. It has...
Approximately 50 million adults suffer from chronic pain. That’s one in five adults in the United States. Suffering in pain on a constant basis, with little relief. If you're one of those who suffer from chronic pain, you know how frustrating and debilitating it is. You wake up with it, suffer...
Has it been days or even weeks since you've gotten a good night's sleep? Have you already tried changing your lifestyle and still have racing thoughts or nagging pain at night that keeps you up? Then it may be time to consider cryotherapy. Cryotherapy was developed in 1978 as a method to reduce...
More than 15 million Americans suffer from severe hip and joint pain associated with arthritis, and that number is rising. If you are among them or if you suffer from any joint pain, you want relief. Pulsing Electromagnetic Fields (PEMF) may offer that relief. First approved by the FDA in 1979 to...