Live Life Better: Fire and ice - a trendy kind of health therapy
There are claims it can lead to better sleep and circulation and give you relief from aches and pains.
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Jul 18, 2023, 2:08 PM
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Updated 839 days ago
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3ds agoIt's called fire and ice – a trendy kind of health therapy – that uses the heat of an infrared sauna and the extreme cold of cryotherapy.
There are claims it can lead to better sleep and circulation and give you relief from aches and pains.
Elizabeth Hashagen visited Pod Spa on Long Island to check it out.
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