Oxygen Therapy
Oxygen therapy (Sauerstofftherapie) involves the intake of oxygen through a double nasal cannula with a 30% oxygen concentration in the air, compared to the usual 16% in the atmosphere. This 30-minute procedure, performed daily for 18 consecutive days, significantly improves oxygen saturation (uptake and return in secondary zones), thereby enhancing the functioning of all organs and slowing the aging process.
Patients often welcome this treatment, reporting a disappearance of fatigue and a renewed feeling of freshness.
Inhalation of humidified oxygen via a nasal cannula is carried out for half an hour while seated in a relaxation room. The therapy is complemented by multivitamin intake.
The method of oxygen therapy has been used in medicine for many years. It is known that breathing oxygen at a higher concentration than that found in the air increases the oxygen concentration in the blood plasma. The increase in the partial pressure of oxygen in the blood leads to improved blood flow in capillaries, delivering more oxygen to tissues.
Some issues, such as memory decline, delayed reactions, impaired vision and hearing, migraines, and premature aging, are often caused by insufficient blood supply to the body. Increasing oxygen levels in tissues boosts immunity, enhances growth and regeneration.
Oxygen therapy helps prevent certain diseases, improves healing capacity, enhances physical and mental abilities, improves microcirculation, and enhances the overall condition of the skin.
Oxygen is the driving force of life. Since it cannot be stored in the body, a regular supply must be ensured. This is done through breathing: oxygen enters the blood via the lungs and circulatory system to organs throughout the body. It then passes through capillaries into cells, where energy production processes take place. Without sufficient oxygen, the body lacks energy. We can ensure an intensive oxygen supply to capillaries by applying highly concentrated oxygen directly to the skin using special applicators.