by Ruth Hyde | Feb 18, 2024 | Cryotherapy, Local Cryotherapy, Pain, Recovery, Sports Injury
Been hearing the headline ‘ACL knee injury’ a lot in the news recently? Let’s talk about it… In the knee, there are 4 different ligaments. These include ACL, MCL, LCL and PCL. Together, the ligaments in the knee stabilize the joint, attaching...
by Ruth Hyde | Jan 11, 2024 | Cryotherapy, Compression Therapy Trousers, Injury, Local Cryotherapy, Pain, Recovery, Whole Body Cryotherapy
What is a growth related injury? A growth related injury (also known as traction apophysitis) commonly occurs in active children and teenagers. These injuries are the most common injuries found in academy sports that involve running, jumping and kicking, such as...
by Ruth Hyde | May 24, 2023 | Cryojuvenate, Cryotherapy, Local Cryotherapy, Recovery, Sports Massage, VITAMIN BOOSTER, Whole Body Cryotherapy
At Cryojuvenate, we’re experts in sports recovery. That’s not a brag, it’s just what we do. Our cryotherapy clinic in Sevenoaks boasts several private treatment rooms kitted out with the latest gizmos, gadgets and technology and a superstar team of experienced sports...
by Ruth Hyde | Jan 10, 2023 | Cryotherapy, CryoPen®, Local Cryotherapy
How Cryotherapy can help to ease the symptoms of eczema Eczema is a general term used for rash-like conditions wherein the skin becomes inflamed, itchy, rough, cracks, and may also form blisters. It’s among the most common skin conditions and affects 31.6...
by Ruth Hyde | Oct 24, 2021 | Cryojuvenate, Cryotherapy, Local Cryotherapy, SEVENOAKS, Whole Body Cryotherapy
Introducing Troop Cryotherapy It’s like a penny has dropped, Cryojuveante has been offering what I’d now like to officially name the ‘Troop Cryo’ sessions since we launched back in 2017, however, it’s never been made official. We are...
by Ruth Hyde | Apr 8, 2021 | Cryojuvenate, Local Cryotherapy, Pain
Are you experiencing pain in the ball of your foot Morton’s Neuroma is a painful condition that is experienced in the ball of the foot and is most commonly affecting the area between your third and fourth toes. People describe the condition as if they are standing on...