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Ozone Therapy for Athletes: Faster Recovery, More Energy, Less Pain

Ozone Therapy for Athletes: Faster Recovery, More Energy, Less Pain

For athletes, recovery is everything. Whether you’re training for performance or fitness, fatigue, muscle soreness, and slow recovery can hold you back.
But what if your body could clear lactic acid faster, repair tissue more efficiently, and perform at a higher oxygen level — naturally?

That’s exactly where medical ozone therapy and the Recover U Ozone Steam Sauna come in.

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What Is Ozone Therapy?

Ozone (O₃) is simply oxygen with one extra atom. In nature, it’s created by lightning, ocean waves, and sunlight — that fresh, clean scent after a storm comes from ozone in the air.

In medicine, medical ozone is made from pure oxygen using a precise generator. When used properly, ozone therapy helps the body:

  • Deliver more oxygen to tissues
  • Boost cellular energy (ATP)
  • Support immune and antioxidant systems
  • Reduce inflammation and pain
  • Speed up recovery from fatigue and injuries

It’s a gentle, natural way to help your body recover and perform better — without drugs or stimulants.

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Why Athletes Use Ozone

During intense exercise, your body burns through ATP (energy molecules) and switches to anaerobic metabolism, producing lactic acid.
This causes fatigue, soreness, and that “burn” feeling in your muscles.

Ozone helps by:

  • Delaying lactic acid buildup, so you can train longer before fatigue hits
  • Oxidizing lactic acid already in the system — reducing soreness
  • Increasing ATP production, giving you more energy faster
  • Improving circulation, so oxygen and nutrients reach muscles quickly
  • Enhancing recovery, reducing downtime between workouts

Prof. M. Nabil Mawsouf, head of the Ozone Therapy Unit at Cairo University, notes that ozone therapy is both safe and effective for athletes — and not prohibited when used by approved methods like rectal insufflation or ozone steam saunas.

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The Power of Ozone + Sauna

The Recover U Ozone Steam Sauna was designed exactly for this purpose — combining heat, humidity, and medical ozone for a powerful recovery experience.

Here’s what happens in your body during a 30-minute ozone steam session:

  • Heat opens pores and increases circulation
  • Ozone and oxygen penetrate the skin and dissolve into the body’s surface fluids
  • The body absorbs ozone’s active compounds (H₂O₂ and lipid peroxides), which improve cellular oxygen use
  • Muscles relax, inflammation decreases, and energy levels rise

Studies show that after a full-body ozone sauna session, oxygen levels in peripheral blood can increase by up to 25% — a real boost for anyone needing faster recovery and better endurance.

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How It Feels

Athletes often describe the ozone sauna experience as:

  • A deep, relaxing sweat
  • Noticeable muscle tension release and reduced stiffness
  • Calm, steady energy afterward
  • Faster recovery time after training

Because it works through the skin (not the lungs), the ozone sauna is completely safe when operated correctly and gives a systemic effect without injections or pills.

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Safe, Legal, and Natural

Ozone therapy is not a prohibited stimulant when applied properly.
Unlike steroids or performance enhancers, it works by optimizing your body’s own systems — oxygen delivery, circulation, detoxification, and repair.

It’s a smart, legal way to support your health and improve performance from the inside out.

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Who Can Benefit

✅ Competitive and endurance athletes
✅ Weekend warriors and fitness enthusiasts
✅ People with muscle stiffness, fatigue, or poor circulation
✅ Anyone looking for faster recovery after workouts or injury

Experience It Yourself

At Recover U Technologies, our Ozone Steam Sauna is built to professional standards and used worldwide for:

  • Athletic recovery
  • Detox and regeneration
  • Immune and energy support

Step into a session and feel the difference — your body will thank you after the first sweat.

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Disclaimer

This blog is for educational purposes only and is not medical advice.
Ozone therapy should be used responsibly and under professional guidance.
Always consult a licensed healthcare provider before beginning any new therapy.

Recover U Technologies and Services Inc.

Maya Fabiszak, Director, Certified Oxidative Therapies Specialist, Certified Nutritionist & Environmental Lifestyle Counselor, phone 647.909.7419
Ewa Pringle, Cofounder, phone 289.217.5552

Maya Fabiszak, M.Sc., RHN

Oxidative Therapies Specialist
Registered Holistic Nutritionist
Environmental Lifestyle Counselor
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Advanced CO₂ Therapy Applications

Advanced CO₂ Therapy Applications

From European Spa Traditions to Modern Wellness Innovation

Introduction

Across Europe’s medical spas — from the mineral-rich CO₂ springs of Rogaška Slatina to the therapeutic gas baths of Germany and Austria — carbon-dioxide therapy has been trusted for generations to enhance circulation, skin vitality, and vascular health.

Today, Recover U Saunas brings this refined therapy into a modern setting with our fiberglass, head-out steam sauna cabinet.
Its non-metallic, ozone-safe design creates the perfect environment for both dry and steam CO₂ applications, offering all the benefits of traditional European treatments without discomfort or complexity.


Why CO₂ Therapy Works

CO₂ gently diffuses through the skin and interacts with capillaries just below the surface.
This triggers vasodilation, increasing blood flow and oxygen exchange.
Through the Bohr effect, haemoglobin releases oxygen more efficiently, so every cell receives more nourishment even without additional oxygen intake.

The result: improved microcirculation, tissue renewal, and relaxation — all achievable inside the comfortable, head-out Recover U fiberglass sauna.


1. CO₂ for Aesthetic Skin Treatments

When used in steam mode, CO₂ therapy becomes an exceptional skin-support tool.
Warm humidity opens pores while CO₂ enhances oxygen delivery and collagen stimulation.

In our fiberglass sauna:

  • The head-out design keeps breathing natural and comfortable.
  • Steam and CO₂ circulate evenly around the body, allowing full-skin exposure.
  • The insulated fiberglass walls maintain gentle, stable heat — crucial for consistent absorption.

Visible results:

Smoother skin tone and elasticity
Reduced cellulite and puffiness
A brighter, healthier complexion

Many European spas perform CO₂ baths before aesthetic treatments.
With the Recover U system, this same effect is achieved safely at home or in-clinic — and it can be followed seamlessly by an ozone steam sauna for deeper detox and antioxidant activation.


2. CO₂ for Vascular and Circulatory Health

CO₂ therapy is one of the most proven natural methods for supporting vascular tone and microcirculation.
It is widely used in Europe for conditions like:

  • Cold hands and feet
  • Mild hypertension
  • Post-injury or post-stroke recovery
  • Venous congestion and oedema

Inside the Recover U sauna, the body remains warm and relaxed while CO₂ gas envelopes the skin.
This non-pressurized environment allows gradual vasodilation — improving blood flow without strain on the heart.

Benefits include:
Warmer extremities and balanced blood pressure
Less swelling and heaviness in the legs
Better tissue oxygenation and faster recovery
The fiberglass chamber’s smooth interior ensures uniform gas exposure, maximizing results with minimal CO₂ usage.


3. Integrating CO₂ Therapy Into Modern Wellness

CO₂ therapy can stand alone — or become the first step in a multi-phase oxygen program.
In the Recover U system, the same sauna transitions effortlessly to ozone steam therapy after the CO₂ phase.

Why this matters:

  • The CO₂ session opens circulation and primes the skin.
  • Switching to ozone immediately afterward lets oxygen penetrate deeper, supporting detox and cellular repair.
  • The head-out design keeps both therapies safe, comfortable, and easy to combine in one appointment.

This makes the Recover U sauna one of the few systems in the world capable of delivering both CO₂ and ozone steam therapy in one ergonomic unit.


Example Advanced CO₂ Protocols

For Circulation & Vascular Support

  • 8–15 min dry CO₂ bath with no raised temperatures and even fully dressed.
  • 2–3 sessions weekly for 4–6 weeks
  • Optional follow-up: 15 min ozone steam sauna (Precaution: Ozone sauna should be started without CO2 and introduction of CO2 should be started with 2minutes and slowly increased from there)

For Skin & Aesthetic Care

  • 10–15 min CO₂ steam bath before ozone or body wrap treatment (same precaution as above)
  • Enhances collagen response and skin tone

For Relaxation & Stress Reduction

  • 10 min dry CO₂ bath (clothed, no steam) with calm breathing and soft music

Safety and Comfort

The Recover U fiberglass cabinet keeps CO₂ safely contained below the neck — no risk of inhalation, no metal corrosion, and full client comfort.
It is resistant to both moisture and ozone, allowing long-term use for either gas.

Clients sensitive to heat or ozone can still receive all the benefits of CO₂ therapy alone.
For others, alternating CO₂ and ozone sessions offers complete oxygen balance — gentle yet deeply restorative.


In Summary

CO₂ therapy is a cornerstone of European spa medicine, now reimagined through Recover U Saunas’ fiberglass, head-out steam system.
It supports circulation, vascular tone, and skin health naturally — and transitions effortlessly into ozone steam sessions for those seeking full detox and oxygen activation.

With this dual-purpose design, practitioners and home users alike can offer or enjoy authentic CO₂ and ozone therapies in one elegant, modern cabinet.


Coming Next

In our next article, we’ll explore how EWOT (Exercise With Oxygen Therapy) can enhance oxygen delivery and metabolism when combined with sauna use — turning passive heat therapy into an active, oxygen-charged rejuvenation system.


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The Synergy of CO₂ and Ozone Steam Sauna

The Synergy of CO₂ and Ozone Steam Sauna

How Sequential Oxygen Therapies Boost Detox, Circulation, and Cellular Renewal

Oxygen Therapy Has Two Sides

Most people think of oxygen therapy as simply adding more oxygen — but true cellular healing depends on balance.
While ozone therapy delivers active oxygen, carbon dioxide (CO₂) therapy prepares the body to receive it.
Used together — CO₂ first, ozone second — they create a beautifully complementary rhythm of vasodilation, oxygen release, and detoxification.


Step 1 – CO₂ Bath: Preparing the Pathway

When a CO₂ dry or steam bath comes first, it does far more than warm the skin.
It awakens circulation and primes every vessel and capillary to transport oxygen efficiently.

  1. Vasodilation: CO₂ expands blood vessels and capillaries, improving tissue perfusion.
  2. Bohr Effect: Elevated CO₂ levels trigger haemoglobin to release more oxygen into cells.
  3. Metabolic Warm-Up: Gentle hyperthermia (increased blood flow) raises skin temperature, improving nutrient and oxygen exchange.
  4. Lymph Activation: The slight pressure from heat and circulation begins the detox flow through lymph channels.

Result: The body is oxygen-hungry — perfectly prepared for the ozone phase that follows.


Step 2 – Ozone Steam Sauna: Delivering the Oxygen Pulse

  • Ozone (O₃) enters through open skin pores and lymph pathways.

  • It neutralizes residual toxins and stimulates antioxidant enzyme systems.

  • The previously dilated capillaries now deliver activated oxygen deeply into cells.

Benefits of Sequential CO₂ + Ozone Treatment

Enhanced detox and lymphatic drainage

Deeper tissue oxygenation and cellular energy

Stronger immune modulation and antioxidant balance

Improved skin tone, cellulite reduction, and fat metabolism

Relaxed nervous system with a clear post-session energy lift


Why Sequence Matters

If ozone is used alone, circulation slowly adapts during the session.
With CO₂ first, that adaptation is immediate — tissues are open, perfused, and ready.
This sequence mimics how nature restores oxygen balance after exertion:
CO₂ signals the need → oxygen responds → the body reaches equilibrium.


Example Procedure (in the Fiberglass Sauna)

1. CO₂ Phase

  • Duration: 2–8 minutes (steam sauna)

  • Temperature: ~45–55 °C (gentle warmth)

  • Client Position: Seated, head out, towel seal at neck

  • Purpose: Vasodilation, circulation, oxygen release

2. Ozone Steam Phase

  • Duration: 15–20 minutes

  • Temperature: ~60–65 °C

  • Purpose: Oxidative detox, immune activation, cellular repair

3. Cool-Down & Hydration

  • 5–10 minutes of rest, water, or electrolyte drink

This full sequence takes about 35–45 minutes and can be done 2–3 times weekly as part of a structured wellness plan.


Who Benefits Most

  • Clients seeking detox and metabolic reset
  • Those with poor circulation or chronic fatigue
  • Individuals targeting cellulite reduction, smoother skin, or body contouring
  • Wellness enthusiasts who already enjoy ozone therapy and want deeper effects
  • Practitioners offering integrated oxygen-based programs

Why Use the Recover U Fiberglass Sauna

Our custom fiberglass steam sauna is designed for this two-step process:

  • Seamless switch between CO₂ and ozone phases in one unit

  • Head-out design for comfort and safety

  • Easy gas management and temperature control

  • Suitable for clinics, spas, or advanced home users

It’s the simplest way to bring professional-level oxygen and carbon-dioxide therapy into one elegant, easy-to-use system.


In Summary

When CO₂ and ozone therapies are used sequentially, they create a natural oxygen rhythm that mirrors the body’s own healing cycle:
CO₂ opens and signals → Ozone cleanses and energizes → The body restores balance.

This combination enhances circulation, detoxification, skin health, and energy at every level.


Coming Next

In our next blog, we’ll explore advanced CO₂ applications — from aesthetic skin treatments to circulation support protocols used in European clinics — and how to integrate them into wellness programs at home or in professional settings.


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The Gentle Power of CO₂ Bath Therapy

The Gentle Power of CO₂ Bath Therapy

How Dry and Steam Carbon-Dioxide Baths Support Circulation, Oxygenation, and Natural Healing

Why Carbon Dioxide Therapy Matters

While oxygen therapies like ozone and hyperbaric oxygen have gained attention, the role of carbon dioxide (CO₂) in maintaining healthy circulation and tissue balance is just as vital.
Research published in the International Journal of Molecular Sciences shows that controlled CO₂ exposure can:

  • Expand blood vessels and enhance circulation (vasodilation)

  • Improve oxygen release to tissues through the Bohr Effect

  • Reduce inflammation and support normal cell metabolism

  • Stimulate regeneration and capillary growth

In simple terms, CO₂ therapy helps your body use oxygen more effectively — gently and naturally.

1. Dry CO₂ Bath – The Cool Way to Warm Your Circulation

A dry CO₂ bath surrounds the body with therapeutic CO₂ gas while the head stays comfortably outside the chamber.
Clients remain fully clothed, seated inside a sealed fiberglass sauna cabinet.
A towel around the neck prevents gas escape while allowing normal breathing.

What Happens Inside:

CO₂ gas is absorbed through the skin into superficial blood vessels, causing gentle vasodilation.
This increases blood flow and oxygen delivery while calming the nervous system.

Benefits:
✅ Improved circulation and micro-capillary perfusion
✅ Blood-pressure regulation and heart support
✅ Skin toning and rejuvenation 
✅ Non-heating therapy for clients sensitive to warmth or ozone

Safety Note: In traditional outdoor CO₂ mineral pools such as those at Rogaška Slatina (Slovenia), guests are advised not to breathe close to the water surface because CO₂ can displace oxygen.
Our closed, head-out cabinet design avoids that concern while maintaining high therapeutic CO₂ concentration around the body.

2. CO₂ Steam Bath – Adding Gentle Heat for Deeper Effect

When mild heat and moisture are added, CO₂ becomes even more active through the skin.
Inside the fiberglass steam sauna, warm humidity opens pores and allows faster gas absorption.

How It Works:

  1. Steam softens and hydrates the skin.

  2. CO₂ enters through the open pores and triggers vasodilation.

  3. The body responds with improved oxygen efficiency, warmth, and relaxation.

Benefits:
✅ Enhanced detox and lymphatic movement
✅ Improved tissue oxygenation and recovery
✅ Stress reduction and deep relaxation
Visible skin improvement and cellulite reduction through better microcirculation
Support for fat metabolism and body contouring — the warmth and CO₂ together activate natural fat breakdown pathways
✅ A natural pre-treatment before ozone sauna sessions

Sessions usually last 5–15 minutes daily for 14 days and then 10 days off, with comfort similar to a mild steam bath.

Choosing the Right Option

Physical need and recommended solution
Need Recommended Bath
Heat-sensitive or cardiovascular support Dry CO₂ Bath
Detox, circulation, and tissue recovery CO₂ Steam Bath
Preparing for an ozone steam session Steam Bath first, then ozone (covered in next blog)

How We Apply It at Recover U Saunas

Our fiberglass sauna cabinet is built for versatility:

  • It can operate as a dry CO₂ chamber with no steam.

  • Or it can deliver a humid, gentle steam CO₂ session with the same comfortable, head-out design.
    Both modes use the same safe enclosure — easy to clean, durable, and adaptable for home or clinic use.

In Summary

Whether used cool and dry or with soothing steam, CO₂ bath therapy helps restore circulation, balance oxygen levels, and promote regeneration.

Many clients also notice smoother skin, reduced puffiness, and improved body tone after several CO₂ steam sessions.
When combined with healthy hydration and movement, CO₂ therapy can naturally support weight management and visible cellulite reduction.

It’s a gentle, non-invasive way to support wellness for people who prefer natural oxygen-based methods done in clinic or home settings.

What Science Says About Sauna Use: Research-Backed Benefits for Heart, Brain, and Detox

The Global Rise of Sauna Use

From Finland to Japan and now across North America, saunas are part of millions of people’s health and wellness routines. In Finland alone, there are more than three million saunas for just 5.5 million people — about one per household. This simple ritual of heat and steam has become a global wellness tool, valued for circulation, relaxation, and detoxification.

How Sauna Heat Affects the Body

When we enter a sauna, the body instantly reacts:

  • Blood vessels widen (vasodilation) to release heat.
  • The heart rate increases, mimicking light exercise.
  • The skin becomes the main pathway for cooling through sweat.

This gentle thermal stress trains the cardiovascular system, strengthens circulation, and supports immune and metabolic balance.


Heart and Longevity Benefits

Research from Finland continues to impress.
Men who used a sauna 4–7 times per week had a 50 % lower risk of fatal heart disease than once-a-week users (JAMA Internal Medicine, 2015).
Regular sauna use is linked to lower blood pressure, improved artery elasticity, and reduced oxidative stress.
Follow-up studies also found a 65 % lower risk of Alzheimer’s and dementia among frequent users — likely due to improved circulation and lower inflammation.


Detoxification and Stress Relief

While the liver and kidneys handle most detoxification, sweating through the skin helps remove trace metals and synthetic chemicals stored in fat tissue.
Sauna bathing also stimulates endorphin release, muscle relaxation, and deep nervous-system calm.


Why Many Health Practitioners Keep the Head Cool

Traditional saunas heat the entire body, including the head, but many integrative practitioners now suggest that keeping the head cooler can make sessions safer and more comfortable.

Here’s why:

  • The brain is highly heat-sensitive. During sauna use, blood vessels widen and blood moves toward the skin for cooling, which can momentarily reduce blood flow to the brain — sometimes causing dizziness or fainting (heat syncope).
  • The neck carries the major blood supply to and from the brain. A cool towel or ice pack on the neck or temples helps cool this blood, keeping brain temperature stable.
  • Calm nasal breathing enhances oxygen delivery and keeps the nervous system balanced even while the body is heating.

So even though the head is not a detox organ, keeping it outside the direct heat stream helps maintain clear thinking, safe circulation, and longer, more enjoyable sessions.

“The body detoxifies through the skin — the brain doesn’t need to.”


Why Nasal Breathing Matters

When you breathe through your nose, your sinuses release nitric oxide (NO) — a natural gas molecule that signals blood vessels to open and improves oxygen uptake in the lungs.

Nasal breathing therefore:

  • Widens blood vessels → better circulation.
  • Improves oxygen absorption → steadier energy and focus.
  • Calms the nervous system → helps you tolerate heat more easily.

Mouth breathing, especially with hot, dry air, skips this nitric-oxide boost and can cause shallow breathing or dehydration. Nasal breathing in cooler air keeps the body oxygenated and the mind centered.


Oxygen, Cooling, and the Brain: Why Head-Out Design Makes Sense

1. The Brain’s Oxygen Needs

The brain uses about 20 % of the body’s total oxygen supply.
During heat exposure, blood flow shifts toward the skin for cooling, which can slightly lower oxygen delivery to the brain. Keeping the head outside the sauna chamber prevents this imbalance — the scalp releases heat naturally, and blood flow to the brain remains steady.

2. Supplemental Oxygen or Cool Air Options in the Recover U Sauna

Recover U saunas are built for flexibility:

  • Oxygen Concentrator Compatibility – You can connect an oxygen concentrator to deliver room-temperature oxygen for direct breathing via nasal cannula or face mask, maintaining clarity and comfort while the body sweats.
  • Cooling Fan Option – A gentle fan directed at the face keeps air fresh for those who prefer not to use supplemental oxygen.

Both options help maintain steady oxygen intake and lower perceived heat, making the experience safer and more pleasant.

3. Room-Temperature Air Is Easier to Breathe

Hot air is less dense and contains slightly less oxygen per breath.
Room-temperature air is denser, naturally humidified, and more comfortable to inhale.
This is why breathing cooler, room temperature air — from a fan or oxygen concentrator — feels easier and supports deeper, calmer nasal breathing during a sauna session.

“Let the body heat — keep the mind cool and oxygen-rich.”


Getting the Most from Sauna Sessions

  • Hydrate before and after. Replace fluids with mineral water or electrolytes.
  • Start slowly. 10–15 minutes at first, increasing to 20–30 minutes as tolerated.
  • Cool down gently. A lukewarm shower or cool mist stabilizes circulation.
  • Listen to your body. If you feel dizzy, turn off the steamer, open the doors of the sauna, place a cool pack on your neck or temples, stay seated and breathe calmly through your nose.

In Summary

Scientific research continues to confirm what traditional cultures have known for centuries: sauna use supports heart, brain, and metabolic health through simple mechanisms of heat, circulation, and relaxation.

By combining modern oxygen support and head-out cooling comfort, the Recover U Fiberglass Sauna allows users to enjoy the full body rejuvenation and detox benefits of heat and steam while keeping the brain clear, oxygenated, and protected — the way nature intended.


REGULAR OZONE SAUNA USE LINKED TO LONGER LIFE, FEWER FATAL HEARTH PROBLEMS

REGULAR OZONE SAUNA USE LINKED TO LONGER LIFE, FEWER FATAL HEARTH PROBLEMS

DID YOU KNOW THAT FREQUENT SAUNA USE CAN SAVE YOUR LIFE?

Steam Sauna Baths use is one of those rare health benefits that is both strongly rooted in multiple cultures and has long-term research studies to back it up.

A new report in JAMA Internal Medicine (Association Between Sauna Bathing and Fatal Cardiovascular and All-Cause Mortality Events)

confirms that regularly spending time in a sauna keeps the heart healthy and extends life.

Researchers from the University of Eastern Finland tracked 2,300 middle-aged individuals for an average of 20 years. They categorized them into three groups according to how often they used a sauna each week. Over the course of the study, 49% of individuals who went to a sauna once a week died, compared with 38% of those who went two to three times a week and just 31% of those who went four to seven times a week.

The results are not surprising. Regular sauna steam bathing may benefit people with risk factors for heart disease, such as high cholesterol, high blood pressure and diabetes. It’s an effective treatment for:

  • Detoxification programs
  • Immune system deficiencies
  • Pain management
  • Cancer
  • Arthritis
  • Stress and muscle tension
  • Increasing body metabolism
  • Elimination of toxins
  • Blood circulation

SPENDING 20 MINUTES VERSUS 10 MINUTES IN THE SAUNA GIVES YOU A 52% LOWER RISK OF CARDIAC DEATH.

So how does sitting in a Steam Sauna Bath for 20 minutes extends life span, exceeding that of prescription medication and other Western medicine interventions?

Heat therapy works by increasing the production of heat shock proteins (HSPs).

The high heat raises the surface temperature of the skin and the heart rate can increase to 100-150 beats a minute. Altered & damaged proteins are one of the hallmarks of aging. HSPs help the proteins refold and doesn’t allow for damaged protein to accumulate by activating internal antioxidant & repair system. Heat therapy also…

  • Improves cardiovascular fitness
  • Improves immunity
  • Detoxes the body on the cellular level
  • Increases heart rate variability
  • Supports insulin sensitivity
  • Regulates blood sugar & blood pressure
  • Increases endorphin for natural high
  • Increases serotonin and reduces stress hormone
  • Improves sleep

History of Steam Sauna Baths

Most people think of Finland when it comes to steam saunas. In fact, the word sauna is Finnish and means “bathhouse.” The word association is also well-deserved considering there are more than 2 million saunas for a population of 5.5 million. But there is also some archaeological evidence that the ancient Mayans were the first known people to recognize the benefit of saunas, about 3,000 years ago, when they built sweat houses. The first saunas built in Africa were also designed to facilitate sweating to help rid the body of infectious disease.

The development of the modern steam sauna is thanks to Roman and Greek bathhouses. Their bathhouses were designed to purify the body but the ritual evolved into a social meeting place. Turkish Hammams were created inside beautiful ornate buildings as a safe haven to detoxify and beautify the body.

The sauna in everyone’s life

The sauna has been a gathering place for family and friends for centuries.

Sauna use is still today deeply embedded in many cultures. Most of the saunas are in people’s homes, although they’re also standard amenities in fitness and wellness centers.

The researchers also emphasize that the very nature of the sauna is designed to reduce stress. Especially the Ozone Steam Sauna because it triggers the calming serotonin hormone.

In fact, some nations may spend even more time in the sauna than they do exercising. The Finnish researchers suggest that saunas may provide some cardiovascular conditioning because the high temperatures can drive heart rates to levels often achieved by moderate-intensity physical exercise.

So is sitting in a ozone sauna the equivalent of exercising?

“I don’t know that I would substitute an ozone sauna for exercise, but exercising and then taking a sauna seems like a very healthy routine. Saunas are popular after an intense workout because the increased circulation from the intense heat reduces muscle soreness, improves joint range of motion and can ease pain. ” Jelena Solujic, O3 Med Spa founder says.

Ozone Steam Sauna Bath is an oxidative therapy that combines the heat of traditional saunas with the introduction of enriched oxygen (O3 ozone gas). It is an important part of any detoxification program. The sauna increases the eliminative, detoxifying and cleansing capacity of the skin by stimulation of the sweat glands. The treatment promotes healthy skin tone and texture due to increased blood circulation.
Ozone Steam Sauna Baths benefits:

  • Improves and enhances immune and cellular function by oxygenating the body
  • Eliminates bacterial and viral infections of all kinds
  • Reduces inflammation
  • Kills pathogens without causing resistance
  • Enhance circulation
  • Supports deep cellular detoxification – removes toxins trough sweat.
  • Recovers the gut

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