Hypoxytherapy

It is known that in response to a controlled short-term decrease in oxygen intake, all adaptive mechanisms are activated and the body's recovery is stimulated by internal resources. The unique technology simulates high-altitude training conditions (up to 6,500 meters).

After preliminary testing of the patient's body's functional capabilities, the ReOxy® device automatically calculates individual load parameters and maintains them throughout the entire workout.

Indications for ReOxy® therapy

Anti-age

• Reduction of biological age

• Prevention of premature aging

• Memory improvement;

• Improvement of microcerculation in the vessels of the brain and metabolic processes in nerve cells

• Correction of age-related functional changes

• Increased antioxidant levels

• Increase physical endurance

Aesthetic medicine

• Improvement of skin tone and elasticity, reduction of cellulite manifestations

• Improvement of microcirculation (increased levels of VEGF – vascular growth factor)

• Reduction of rehabilitation time after the use of hardware techniques (laser, radio frequency, etc.)

• Acceleration of healing processes after invasive procedures and plastic surgeries

• Improving the effectiveness of aesthetic procedures (especially in older patients)

Weight loss

• Accelerated weight loss, increased activity of fat-burning enzymes

• Decreased appetite and increased levels of leptin (an appetite suppressant hormone)

• Increased synthesis of growth hormone (a powerful fat-burning hormone)

• Lowering cholesterol levels

• Reduction of glucose levels;

• Adaptation to intense physical activity

• Reducing the stress effects of low-calorie diets

Improving athletic performance

• Increasing the reserve capabilities of athletes (adaptive potential)

• Improving endurance and physical performance

• Increasing resilience to emotional overload and various types of stress

• Adaptation to field training in the Middle mountains (reduction of acclimatization time)

Sports medicine and rehabilitation

• Rehabilitation of athletes with overtraining syndrome

• Maintaining the functional reserves of the athlete's body (passive training) during periods of forced reduction of physical activity (injuries, diseases)

• Protecting the heart from overloads

• Normalization of sleep

Cardiology

• Hypertension

• Chronic heart failure

• Coronary heart disease

• Rehabilitation after myocardial infarction and heart surgery

• Preparation for heart surgery

• Prevention of cardiovascular diseases

Metabolic diseases

• Diabetes mellitus

• High cholesterol

• Obesity and metabolic syndrome

Neurology

• Rehabilitation after stroke

• Rehabilitation after spinal injuries

• Dementia, Alzheimer's disease

• Dyscirculatory encephalopathy

• Migraine

• Vertebro-basilar insufficiency

• Transient ischemic attacks

• icp

• Epilepsy

Gynecology

• Preparing the body for pregnancy and childbirth

• Toxicosis of pregnant women

• Chronic inflammatory diseases of the genitourinary system

Narcology / Psychiatry

• Alcohol and drug addiction

• Tobacco addiction

• Endogenous depression

• Epilepsy

• Eating disorders

• Neuroses

Preoperative preparation

• 1-2 procedures before elective surgical treatment are sufficient to prepare the body for conditions of forced hypoxia during anesthesia and surgical intervention.