Kuno: Cryotherapy enables rheumatoid arthritis patients to stop immunosuppressive drugs
Dr. Jonas Kuno · Chasing Wealth, Neglecting Health — The Real Consequences. · Feb 16, 2026 · at 25:28
Regenerative medicine physician Dr. Jonas Kuno describes clinical outcomes seen with whole-body cryotherapy in patients with autoimmune joint diseases.
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“So we have people as an example with rheumatoid arthritis, and many of them were on immunosuppressive agents. You've heard about Humira and all these advertised, right? They bring your immune system down to manage the overreaction that causes this joint problem, right? Sometimes these medications don't work anymore and they come to us and many of them now only do cryo. They come out four or five times a week with normal blood markers. The disease is not gone. It's a chronic condition, but we suppress the inflammation so much. That they're off medications.”
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