BIOGENEXCold, Taken
to the Extreme.
Whole-body cryotherapy surrounds you with ultra-cold air for two to three minutes. The skin-level cold shock drives a surge in norepinephrine, modulates the inflammatory response, and demands a controlled reaction from the nervous system. Used correctly, it is a tool for recovery, alertness, and mental resilience. Shorter and sharper than a plunge, applied with the same intent.
What the Cold
Does to You.
Ultra-cold air against the skin triggers an immediate physiological response. Surface blood vessels constrict, the nervous system fires, and the body releases a sharp rise in norepinephrine, a catecholamine tied to focus, mood, and alertness. The effect on attention and drive can last well beyond the session itself.
The intense cold also modulates the inflammatory and circulatory response, which is why athletes use it to manage soreness and fatigue. And the act of voluntarily entering and staying calm in the extreme cold is itself a training stimulus for the nervous system. You are rehearsing composure under stress.
The Returns.
Honest About
the Evidence.
Whole-body cryotherapy has encouraging evidence for some effects and emerging or nuanced evidence for others. We will not oversell it. The acute norepinephrine and alertness response and short-term effects on soreness and inflammation are the best-supported, while long-term outcome data is still developing. The recovery picture is contextual, timing relative to training matters, and we coach that nuance rather than ignore it.
Cryotherapy, Answered.
How long is a cryotherapy session?
Sessions are short by design, typically two to three minutes in the chamber. The goal is a controlled, intense dose of cold air, not endurance. Your clinician sets duration and temperature to your goals and tolerance.
How is this different from a cold plunge?
A cold plunge immerses you in cold water and pulls heat from the whole body, including the core. Whole-body cryotherapy surrounds you with ultra-cold air for a shorter, more intense skin-level stimulus. We use each for different goals and often pair them.
Is whole-body cryotherapy safe?
The cold is extreme and demands respect. Anyone with cardiovascular conditions, pregnancy, or related concerns should be cleared first. The NEO Luna chamber is nitrogen-free, and we assess fit and supervise every session.
When should I do it around training?
Timing matters. Cold immediately after resistance training may blunt some muscle-building signals, so for hypertrophy we schedule it apart from lifting. For recovery, inflammation, and alertness it fits on many days. We coach the timing.
How cold does the NEO Luna get?
With its current software the NEO Luna reaches close to -100°F, and a cabin fan adds wind chill. It is fully electric with no liquid nitrogen, and the air is breathable, so your head and face are included.
What do I wear for cryotherapy?
Dry skin, socks, slippers, gloves and ear protection, all provided, with an optional face mask. Jewelry comes off before the session. Read our cryotherapy vs. cold plunge comparison →
Session pricing.
Book a single session a la carte, or redeem credits from your APEX Lab membership.
| Modality | Single session | Member credits |
|---|---|---|
| Whole-Body CryotherapyNEO Luna | $45 | 2 credits |
Whole-Body Cryotherapy
- Single session$45
- 10 sessions$400$40 per session
- 20 sessions$600$30 per session
Packages are prepaid. IV therapy and IM injections are priced separately and are not redeemable with Lab credits.
Master the Cold.
Master Yourself.
Book your $89 consultation. We integrate whole-body cryotherapy with intent and proper timing, as part of a complete protocol.
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