The science and story behind floatation therapy

Although not a new method of treatment, floatation therapy is well known globally as an alternative treatment option for a variety of conditions. The most common of which is to improve muscular recovery and promote the easing of some psychological conditions. Many healthy people use floatation therapy to improve their cognitive function and promote benefits such as increases in concentration, creativity and learning.

The therapy developed during the 1950’s when American, Dr John C. Lilly pioneered the research and was himself a first participant in the study of floatation therapy. At the time it was called sensory deprivation or …read more