Cupping
Cupping therapy promotes enhanced blood circulation— drawing energy and blood flow to areas prone to inflammation, poor circulation and stagnant lymph in the body.
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Acupuncture
Acupuncture is an ancient Chinese medicine that is believed to release endorphins and restore blood flow to the body’s most vital organs and human tissue through very specific acupuncture points and meridians. In doing so, acupuncture is thought to help restore energy, and thus balance.
Colon Hydrotherapy
Colonics increase the rate at which the body can eliminate and recover from toxicity and disease. By increasing the rate at which waste is eliminated, stress on the vital organs is reduced within. Cleansing the colon can be a beneficial way to encourage the regeneration of cells.
Infrared Sauna
On a cellular level, Infrared saunas mimic this “fever like” response, increasing the body’s core temperature and detoxifying the body naturally from heavy metals and harmful toxins, while boosting the immune system.
Lymphatic Drainage
When lymph fluid becomes stagnant, the immune system becomes compromised, skin can appear dull and congested and areas of the body can feel heavy, swollen and uncomfortably puffy.
Lymphatic Drainage therapies can help improve lymphatic function.
Cryotherapy
During a 3 minute cryotherapy session, blood circulation is enhanced, white blood cell count increases, while inflammation decreases, and the body releases endorphins and norepinephrine into the blood stream— the “feel good” chemicals that are released during and after exercise, referred to as “runner’s high.”