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Cryotherapy Brochure - Whites of Wexford

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<strong>Cryotherapy</strong><br />

At <strong>Whites</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Wexford</strong> we aim to be both innovative and attentive to our guests needs. Hence why we are the first<br />

hotel in Ireland or the UK to <strong>of</strong>fer a <strong>Cryotherapy</strong> Clinic. <strong>Cryotherapy</strong> reduces recovery time from muscle strain and<br />

injuries and also gives pain relief in illnesses such as arthritis.<br />

Whole Body <strong>Cryotherapy</strong> initially originated in Japan in 1978, but it was a group <strong>of</strong> polish scientists who took the<br />

idea and made Whole Body <strong>Cryotherapy</strong> the effective physical therapy it is today. <strong>Whites</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Wexford</strong> <strong>of</strong>fers both<br />

team and individual training and rehabilitation facilities.<br />

“..The benefits <strong>of</strong> cryotherapy are instant. They begin with the feeling <strong>of</strong> being glad to be alive and soon become<br />

more scientifically sports-related. Once I stopped shivering I could feel a rush <strong>of</strong> blood through my arms and legs.<br />

A rush <strong>of</strong> energy came with it. It could have been just me but I also felt an intoxicated sense <strong>of</strong> well-being”<br />

Ian O’Riordan, Irish Times Sport<br />

“The freeze and fix it system is just about the hottest development in sports<br />

medicine since the “magic bottle” that might have contained just about<br />

anything from illegal brew to foul-smelling salts.”<br />

Article about <strong>Cryotherapy</strong> Clinic by Tom O’Riordan, The Sun

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