State of the Art Intermittent Hypoxia Therapy Equipment now available for Sale & Distribution

Recently I have become interested in the technology associated with Intermittent Hypoxia Therapy and its’ applications for General Health, Longevity, Regenerative Medicine, Sports Performance and treatment of Illnesses. Studies have shown that hypoxia training, or altitude training, has positive effects on cell health. I have found the optimal device for the treatment and am now have it available Globally.?

What is Intermittent Hypoxia Training Therapy?

Intermittent Hypoxia has been the subject of considerable research in recent years.?

Intermittent hypoxic training (IHT), also known as intermittent hypoxic therapy, is a technique aimed at improving human performance by way of adaptation to reduced oxygen.

In summary, IHT is a method elaborated for increasing human physiological defense systems, acclimatizing to high altitude, treating a variety of clinical conditions and training of sport athletes.

How does it work?

The brief, intermittent exposure to hypoxia during IHT stimulates epigenetic changes and increased expression of genes that allow adaptation to altitude. The end result of hypoxia adaptation includes improved oxygen, better circulation, improved mitochondrial function, increased tolerance to various stressors and even toxic chemicals, increased antioxidant production and reduced inflammation . These adaptive changes can enhance physical and mental capacity, so that the body is better able to cope with a range of stressors and repair and heal cells? tissue and organs.

IHT also impacts on? stem cells and has been found to mobilize stem cells so that they can move to areas where they are needed (homing capability) .

IHT increases endothelial production of nitric oxide (NO) while also preventing NO overproduction in the brain and other tissues. It also enhances storage of excessive NO in the form of S-nitrosothiols and dinitrosyl iron complexes. The end result is neuro-protection of various pathologies, reduced blood pressure and a reduction of oxidative stress .

Benefits of Altitude Training?

Fitness – Athletes make use of various high altitude training and living environments to improve strength, speed and other aspects of performance . Over 80% of Olympic medal winners have made use of altitude training and both the Australian and NSW Institutes of Sport have altitude training chambers.

Non athletes, including the elderly can also benefit with improvements in various markers of aerobic fitness, circulation and breathing .

Health – IHT has many potential applications for General Health as well as specific health problems. Research has shown that there can be improvement in immune function, increased anti-oxidant production, enhanced metabolic function, improved glycemic control as well as better blood flow and breathing .

Some conditions found to improve in high altitude environments include asthma, diabetes, depression, anxiety, gastrointestinal disease and obesity . There is further research ongoing for other applications, such as neurological conditions

Decades of research in the former Soviet Union showed that IHT delivered through a mask could achieve similar benefits as sustained exposure to high altitude .

THE EQUIPMENT- the new Intermittent Hypoxia Training device has been designed by an experienced team of engineers. ?

Aiming to reduce the visual complexity, all the features, and functions, are located on the belt that hugs the device 360°.

The 8-inch TFT screen (front), the ventilation system (side), and the device ports (back) harmonically coexist, offering at the same time great aesthetics and functionality. High-quality materials, like steel and wood, are used for the main body of the device. This impeccable crafted, made in Germany, device brings high standards of quality and innovative technology to the reach of a wide group of people.

This ergonomic and sylish device is compact and affordable.

I have been fortunate to have found the right equipment and it is now available to Clinics, Spas, Distributors, Sports Teams, Fitness and Training Centers and Individuals for Personal use.?

If you would like to learn more about distribution opportunities or are interested in utilizing this new breakthrough, please contact and direct inquiries to me directly.

Reference Articles on IHT (Intermittent Hypoxia Therapy)?

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2095254615000836

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