Man ....more than just my belly button would be an "innie" after a minute in cryogenic therapy.

You can offer me the winning lottery numbers..7 days and nights with the most beautiful woman in the world ( and her twin sister )...you can offer me anything you damn well like...I aint getting in there !

Utterly useless... If it has some magical medicinal properties, at least they should wear a blouse to make it look real.
Better spend that kind of money for better causes, like feeding Africa...

Another example of a society with more money than brains. Stupid, these women wouldn't even take a cold shower but it will give them something to talk about a the country club.

Holy pseudoscience batman! This is kind of native advertising is at best misleading and at worst dangerous. Cite your "scientific" references buzzfeed, I dare you!

But...this is old news. NBA uses it for quite some time, even some handball clubs in Europe.

Bull sh*t! No way -140C! Maybe the cooling liquid is that cold, but not the air temperature. At -80C without special goggles the eyes simply crack. The mucus in the nose can freezes if air with temperature -1C is inhaled, but -140C... SERIOUS INJURIES!!!

#2 Then I guess I have Penelope & Monica Cruz by myself!

7# So people living cold conditions where requlary you can experience -40 Celcius, you nose is going freeze over?

http://www.haikko.fi/en/spa-and-treatments/super-cold--110degc.php

This place in my country, and its -110C and its safe for short times.

#7 I've visited the archives for arctic ice-drilling cores, which are stored at -120°C at the Alfred Wegener Institute. You could walk in the freezing chamber in shorts and t-shirt without any kind of discomfort to get one of the popsicles they kept inside there. But they strongly advised to let it warm up for five minutes before licking it.

#10 So I did some more research. First of all the air is very dry so the heat transfer is much slower. If you noticed that they give you gloves when you enter is this chambers, so for the parts of the body with less blood vessels can be harmful and I don't think they do expose the eyes to this temperatures. Where I live is some winters there are temperatures of -30C, it is not impossible to breathe, but it is unpleasant. At -140C breathing without protection can inflict some lesions. I still don't think that this is indeed the air temperature but the system's. You don't need temperatures that low to induce the body response that they are aiming for, with a optimum air humidity a -20C or even higher temperature will do the same thing with less energy loss.

This -140C is just a marketing way of saying that you can't do this at home. Put 10C water in a bucket, pour it on your self and is the same thing.

#12 http://www.theguardian.com/world/2010/aug/08/sauna-championship-russian-dead

#14 The temperature shock inflicts an adrenaline and endorphin release. Adrenaline is a vasohypotonic that improves the circulation and moves the lactic acid from the muscles thus easing the pain. Endorphin is a neurotransmitter that is regulating all the nervous system activities, from states of the mind to pain relief.

#18 Not an argument

Bet their nipples got really hard.

People experience advertisement for the billionth time.

3# Feeding Africa might not be a better cause in the long term. Sure, it feels nice to help but the areas in Africa that need this sort of help are already a non-sustainable environment.

It's a radical view (also known as the downvote-magnet type of view) but you can't solve an overpopulation problem by sustaining the population.

You either relocate the population (improbable) or the population eventually thins out to a number that is sustainable (probable).

It all depends on how dry the air is, the drier, the colder we can tolerate.

#24 I put the tumble drier on to dry the air out and sat next to it, I was roasting