I can’t begin to convey the wonders of my first-time float experience without first discussing the incredible synchronistic way I found Souler Float. My fiancé and I moved to Melbourne, FL from Germany about a month ago. We Read more…
How Important is Magnesium to the human body? If you’re friends with any health nuts on social media, you may have noticed them mention the importance of magnesium. Just recently an acquaintance of mine suggested Read more…
Every Mother should try floating. If I told you to give floatation therapy a try, you would probably look at me like I had lobsters crawling out of my ears. “What therapy? And excuse you! Read more…
Training Recovery & Float Therapy Many athletes from the Olympics, NBA and NFL currently use float therapy to recover from sporting events and training exercises. Both 2015 Super Bowl teams, the Patriots and the Seahawks, Read more…
A study producing astonishing results! A recent study conducted by Dr. Justin Feinstein revealed some fascinating facts about floatation therapy and its affect on the human body. An open-label trial was conducted with 50 patients Read more…
The need for awareness, creativity, and focus. Most jobs require a bit of focus. Some jobs demand creativity and others force you to be aware at all times. Being able to do these things better Read more…
The need to unplug is more real than ever. You may have heard the terms Electrosensitivity (ES) and Electrohypersensitivity (EHS) popping up in the media lately. These terms represent the negative affects of Radiofrequency (RF) Radiation. RF Radiation is Read more…
You don’t have to earn time off. It’s too easy to work your life away. We rush from home to work and back again without stopping to take for ourselves. On the off chance that Read more…
Floatation Therapy is available for women in their 2nd and 3rd trimesters, and only after receiving medical clearance from a doctor. Floating can offer pregnant women an amazing amount of relaxation and pain relief. Your baby floats, Read more…
The American neuro-physiologist Professor Dr. John C. Lilly developed the first floatation tank in 1950. While working at the National Institute of Mental Health, Dr. Lilly and his colleague Dr. Shurley were inspired to study Read more…