Client brain-dead after Paris cryotherapy session goes wrong

Cryotherapy is a treatment in which the body is exposed to extreme cold for a short period, usually two to three minutes.

Woman left brain-dead after cryotherapy incident which killed employee

The fatal incident happened at an On Air gym in eastern Paris on Saturday A woman who was severely injured while having cryotherapy treatment at a fitness centre in Paris has been left brain-dead, local prosecutors say. The 34-year-old was in an ultra-cold cryotherapy tank at the On Air gym on Boulevard Voltaire when the accident happened. A 29-year-old employee supervising the treatment, named only as Alison, was found dead at the scene and tes…

Woman brain-dead after Paris cryotherapy session goes wrong

Advocates claim whole-body cryotherapy can reduce muscle soreness, but experts warn about its risks. Read more at straitstimes.com.

She was originally from the Pyrénées-Orientales and wanted to become a sports coach. Friends, friends, acquaintances, they are many to pay tribute to this endearing "bodygirl" who died on Monday during a cryotherapy session in the gym where she worked in Paris (XIe).

Cryotherapy session turns fatal at Paris gym

PARIS - A woman injured during a fatal cryotherapy session at a gym in France’s capital earlier this week is now brain-dead, the prosecutor’s office said on Friday.

Paris, France. The woman who was seriously injured on Monday in Paris during a cryotherapy session in a gymnasium, where an employee died, is “in brain death” since Thursday, the prosecution reported.This method, called “cold therapy”, consists of putting a person for two or three minutes in booths where the temperature is below -110 °C.The person is submerged in cold water tubs or nitrogen chambers.The system, originally intended for high level…