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11 Completely Bizarre Spa Treatments You Won’t Believe Are Real

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Cryotherapy

This technique of exposing your body to extreme cold with liquid nitrogen is extremely invasive and honestly, we don’t get it. Even so, it is popular for helping quick injury recovery, pain management, tissue repair, improved athletic performance and quick weight loss.

If you want to try this out, you’ll need to expose yourself to temperatures as low as -240 degrees Fahrenheit, but it’s risky and dangerous. In reality, there’s no scientific proof that this therapy has a stable or healthy background.

There are experts that recommend other methods of staying healthy rather than spending thousands of dollars to get cryogenically frozen every couple of months, like having a walk every day.

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