​Activated Oxygen, an innovative technology for improving vital functions of the body. A system that creates "energised air" that feeds every cell with oxygen in a bio form that can be absorbed and used more efficiently.​ Energised oxygen promotes the creation of anti-oxidative enzymes at cellular level, reducing the production of harmful free radicals and optimising the body's immune system.

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• Boosts energy levels making you feel stronger, fitter and faster.

• Increases concentration, mental agility and you feel more alert

• Strengthens the immune system to fight infection or chronic disease

• Stimulates circulation, heart, lung and brain function

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Just 20 minutes of energised air leads to significant changes in the blood and an increase in function and efficiency of the heart and lungs.

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Activated Oxygen Therapy is specifically recommended for use by individuals wishing

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• to maintain and maximise health as the ageing process kicks in

• as a therapy for many chronic and debilitating illness, including cardiovascular disease, lung conditions COPD and asthma as well as metabolic disorders such as diabetes, ME and CFS.

• Individuals how smoke and wish to minimise the harmful effects to their body

• sports personnel eager to improve performance

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Other possible areas of application include: poor concentration, exhaustion, insomnia, burn-out syndrome, sleep apnoea, jetlag, hypertension, high cholesterol, bronchitis, pleurisy, sinusitis, fibromyalgia, rheumatic disease, acute/chronic pain, metabolic disorders of the liver, hormonal imbalances, skin disease, allergies, visual disturbances (macular degeneration),  Parkinson's and Alzheimer.

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R. Butler - Macular Degeneration, "Five months and my eyesight has improved enormously. The moisture at the back of the eye has completely cleared and I have been discharged from the Eye Hospital".

 

Dr. K Erpenbach - Conclusion COPD Study, "Under Activated Oxygen Therapy, COPD patients experience a marked improvement in their exercise capacity (walking distance, stair-climbing) an improvement in their lung function and a reduction in the inflammatory activity of the disease. None of the patients experienced exacerbation of the COPD during the follow-up observation period".