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Benefits Include:

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• Reduced stress and headaches, increased energy, and better sleep patterns.

• Salt ions purify the air and may increase lung capacity and reduce physical ailments for adults, children and athletes.

• Treatments are recommended to help keep the body healthy during flu or allergy seasons

• Helps with many skin conditions such as eczema and psoriasis

Benefits Include:

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• Red light wavelengths measure between 630-700 nm. These are an ideal length to penetrate skin cells and sebaceous glands, offering benefits for skin texture and tone, smoothing fine wrinkles, promoting collagen production, and generally, red light rejuvenation works for the appearance of skin. Red light therapy uses red low-level wavelengths of light to treat skin issues, such as wrinkles, scars, and persistent wounds, among other conditions.
   

• Near-infrared light (NIR) wavelengths are longer than red light wavelengths, and measure between 700 nm and 1,100 nm. They penetrate deeper into the tissue to deliver energy to the body’s cells and can pass through bone to assist with healing deep wounds, muscle aches, nerve injury or joint pain.

​Legs, Arms and Hips

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• Increases circulation and helps you maintain your full range of motion, leaving you fresh and limber

• Great Warmup before your workout and also fast recovery

• Decreases pain and soreness

10-15 MIN TREATMENT​

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• Gentle, therapeutic recovery: Regain muscle tone, balance, and bone density.  Vibration awakens muscles throughout your body, improving circulation and increasing blood flow and oxygen delivery to the muscles.  Enhances your body's built in ability to regenerate cells and repair itself increasing motion and flexibility.

10-15 MIN TREATMENT​

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• Electrostimulation can be a very effective way to help make your muscles work: with significant improvement of different muscular qualities without cardiovascular or mental fatigue with limited stress on the joints and tendons.

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• TENS (Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation) helps provide pain relief in two ways.  One is the gate control mechanism.  When the body is injured, both pain and non pain impulses are sent to the brain from the nervous system.  The pulses travel through nerves in our skin to deeper nerves, and then to the spinal cord and brain.  The other mechanism of pain control is endorphin release.  The TENS device can trigger the body's natural pain killers, called endorphins.  These chemicals interact with receptors blocking the perception of pain.

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