Learning what float therapy can do for you:
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Clients receive on average a decrease of 3-7 pounds in toxins and inflammation after 1 float session.* Remove inflammation, remove pain.
10 out of 10 reported their pain was gone or saw a measurable reduction after 2nd & 3rd float session. *
10 out of 10 reported their headaches or migraines were few and far between after a 2nd float.
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☑ Case study: 2018-2021, MMA Fighting Champion reported a consistent 4-5 pound water weight reduction after each float prior to official weigh-in.
☑ Case study: 2019-2020, Atlanta Falcons tested float therapy at Infinity Floating to help manage pain stemmed from injuries on the field. Float Therapy was incorporated into their flowery branch training camp the following year.
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Heart disease is the #1 killer in the united states. A Magnesium enriched body conquers heart disease.
Magnesium reduces Cardiac Death by 77%. 1 in 3 deaths is related to heart disease.
7 out of every 10 people are Magnesium deficient and don't even know it.
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☑ National Library of Medicine - 2024 Oct 24: Low levels of magnesium are associated with several cardiovascular issues, including arrhythmias, coronary artery disease, stroke, high blood pressure, and abnormal lipid levels.
☑ Harvard Health Publishing - June 3, 2025: Magnesium is a mineral the human body needs to function properly. It’s especially important for a healthy cardiovascular system, nerves, muscles, and bones.
☑ Journal of the American Heart Association - 26 March, 2025: Available evidence indicates that dietary magnesium intake is inadequate in most adult Americans, and deficiency is common.
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Every single day your blood circulates through your body 4,320 times.
Blood circulation occurs every 20 seconds throughout the entire body.
Magnesium absorbs in your skin while you float and travels thru your bloodstream in all veins and organs 180 times.
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☑ Klarity Health - 2023 Sept 12: When it comes to the heart, magnesium takes part in regulating the physiological functions of the heart.
☑ Dee Cee Laboratories - March 19, 2025: Magnesium is an essential mineral that plays a crucial role in heart health, circulation, and blood pressure regulation. Despite its importance, many people are deficient in magnesium.
☑ Everyday Health- 13 June, 2023: Low magnesium levels are commonly found in patients with atrial fibrillation, premature or skipped beats, and even serious life-threatening arrhythmias.
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Full body detox directly targeting all main organs: kidneys, liver, lungs, bladder, heart, and digestive tract.
Float Therapy is a natural way to receive a comprehensive inner body detox. 0% synthetics pills necessary.
High magnesium concentration delivers a guaranteed 100% absorption rate.
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☑ Nutrunity - Nov 30, 2025: Magnesium keeps heart rhythm steady, supports a healthy immune system and keeps bones strong.
☑ Experience Life - Feb 25, 2015: Magnesium plays a significant role in our detoxification processes, preventing possible damage to your body and brain from environmental toxins and heavy metals.
☑ Longevity Med - Aug 23, 2018: Magnesium is a major player in the body’s detoxification process and has been known to prevent damage caused by environmental factors such as toxins, heavy metals, and chemicals.
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Magnesium significantly reduces stress, anxiety, and depression by 55% after first float session.
Float Therapy is a natural anti-depressant that can last up to 48 hours to 2 weeks; results depend on individual's current magnesium levels.
Cortisol levels (stress hormone) drop by 50% in a single 60-minute float session.
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☑ PubMed Central- June 3, 2020: Magnesium levels are lowered in the course of several mental disorders, especially depression.
☑ National Institutes of Health - June 3, 2020: Magnesium plays a critical role in brain function and mood since it is essential for optimal nerve transmission, and plays a fundamental role in the correct functioning of the central nervous system.
☑ Frontier Journal - Dec 21, 2023: Magnesium acts as a co-factor in more than 350 enzymes in humans; the majority of them play a crucial role in brain function. Magnesium affects mood regulation by balancing chemical compounds in the brain.
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Our clients over 55 report substantial increases in energy levels and significant pain relief after floating regularly.
9 out of 10 reported they felt more rested the following morning after their float and 6 out of those 9 stated they fell asleep faster and stayed asleep longer.
9 out of 10 of our seniors reported an immediate feeling of increased vitality after their float session, and further stated they felt rejuvenated or reenergized.
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☑ Harvard Medical School - June 3, 2025: Studies show that magnesium deficiency is common among adults over age 60. The reasons include low intake of magnesium, poor absorption in the digestive tract, use of certain medicines, and kidney disease.
☑ Viridian Nutrition - Mar 8, 2025: Low levels of magnesium are linked to increased bone breakdown which can eventually lead to osteoporosis.
☑ PALTmed - Jan 2025: Higher magnesium intake is associated with lower frailty risk, especially of slow gait speed, in community-dwelling older adults, suggesting that adequate intake of this vital ion (Magnesium) could help prevent unhealthy aging.
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Magnesium absorption removes inflammation and immediately supports muscle repair & function.
10 out of 10 reported seeing one or more physical benefits after their float. ie; reduced swelling; arthritis pain relief, lowered blood pressure; increased metabolism; recovered faster.
One hour of sleep in our Infinity float pod is equivalent to 8 full hours of restful sleep in your own bed.
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☑ Northwestern Medicine - December 2024: Magnesium is an essential mineral that plays an important role in hundreds of your bodily functions, yet almost half of people in the United States do not consume enough in their daily diet. This can set the stage for more chronic diseases like diabetes, heart disease, high blood pressure and osteoporosis.
☑ ScienceDirect - Sept 2024: Findings suggest a role for magnesium in preventing or delaying the age-related decline in physical performance
☑ The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition - September 2014: Elderly women may be more susceptible to magnesium deficiencies than men, partly because they are more likely to have osteoporosis, which limits the exchange of magnesium between bone and blood
