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Cryotherapy: The Dubious Appeal of Shooting -260 Degree Nitrogen at Your Naked Skin
Apr 09, 2015
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More and more people are trying cryotherapy. They believe freezing themselves helps treat an array of illnesses, but James Hamblin is doubtful. He visited Kryolife in New York City to see what the fuss is all about.
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Authors: James Hamblin, Katherine Wells
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Off-beat perspectives on health topics from Dr. James Hamblin.
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