Oxygenotherapy

Oxygen therapy (Sauerstofftherapy) is the intake of oxygen through a double nasal probe with 30% oxygen content in the air compared to its 16% content in the air, the task of a 30-minute treatment for 18 times (i.e. 18 days) in a row to significantly improve saturation (intake and return of secondary zones), and thus improve the functioning of the functions of all organs - to slow down the aging process.

Patients gladly accept this treatment, reporting the disappearance of the feeling of fatigue and the acquisition of a sense of freshness.

Inhalation of humidified oxygen by means of a nasal probe - this treatment is carried out for 1/2 hour in the chair of the relaxation room, the therapy is supplemented by the intake of multivitamins.

The method of oxygen therapy has been used in medicine for many years. It is known that if oxygen is consumed in a higher concentration than its content in the air, then at this time the concentration of oxygen in the blood plasma rises. The increase in the partial pressure of oxygen in the blood leads to an increase in the blood supply to the capillary vessels, so that the tissues receive more oxygen.

Certain problems, such as memory impairment, delayed reaction, impaired vision and hearing, migraine, and premature aging, are often the result of inadequate blood supply to the body. Increasing the oxygen content of the tissues increases immunity, improves growth and regeneration.

The use of oxygen therapy improves the prevention of certain diseases, improves the ability to heal, increases physical and mental abilities, improves microcirculation and improves the overall condition of the skin.

Oxygen is the driving force of life. Since it cannot be stored in the body, we must ensure that it is fed regularly. This is ensured by breathing, from the lungs oxygen enters the blood through the circulatory system to the organs of the whole body. It then enters the cells in the capillaries, where the processes of energy production take place. If there is not enough oxygen, there is not enough energy in the body. We can provide an intensive supply of oxygen to the capillaries by applying highly concentrated oxygen directly to the skin. This is done with special applicators.