Treating Psoriasis using Cryotherapy

ATLANTA - Feb. 22, 2016 - PRLog -- What is Psoriasis?

Psoriasis (http://www.webmd.com/skin-problems-and-treatments/psoriasis/psoriasis-topic-overview) is a hereditary, autoimmune illness affecting nearly 8 million people in the United States of America and close to 3% of the world's population bringing about serious pain which is sometimes treated with skin creams, medicated shampoos, oral solutions, improved diet and more recently cryotherapy (http://iceboxtherapy.com).

There are generally 5 types of psoriasis which lead to chronic inflammation with symptoms including:

• Plaque - Thick red patches of skin, red, bothersome patches
• Guttate - Small red spots on the torso, limbs, face, and scalp
• Inverse - Red, shiny, smooth rash in skin folds
• Pustular - White pustules surrounded by red skin
• Erythrodermic - Resembles severe burns and covers large portions of the body

How does Cryotherapy Help Psoriasis?

Simply put, when your body is exposed to sub freezing temperatures, your veins widen and blood stream is pulled far from the skin with an end goal to keep your inside organs warm.

This is your body's response to avoid going into hypothermia.

Once the cryosauna session is finished, your blood stream surges back through your body and skin to the point of feeling a tingling sensation. This is  your blood stream expanding and flushing out poisons resulting in skin revival, enhanced collagen levels, energetic looking skin and decreased blemishes.

1st time cyrotherapy users always find the tingling sensation quite the phenomenon.

Treat Psoriasis with Whole Body Cryotherapy

Do not let psoriasis lessen your confidence and self esteem. Schedule a session online (http://iceboxtherapy.com/book/) today or stop by to learn more ways routine cryotherapy (http://iceboxtherapy.com) sessions can help psoriasis and other skin conditions.

We are conveniently located at 3872 Roswell Rd in the heart of Atlanta minutes from 400 and Lenox Mall.