Excercise with Oxygentherapy (EWOT)
New training methods with oxygen
Faster regeneration and better performance – discover our oxygen therapy
Oxygen therapy contributes to the regeneration of the organism, it slows down both the physical and mental ageing process. The immune system is strengthened and the feeling of stress can also be reduced.
Oxygen therapy is used for COPD (such as chronic bronchitis and emphysema), lung cancer, insufficient heart function (heart failure), cystic fibrosis, asthma and occupational diseases affecting the lungs, among others. Oxygen therapy can also be used for certain forms of headache (cluster headache).
Oxygen multistep therapy (SMT) according to Ardenne
The crowning achievement of Prof. Ardenne’s life’s work is his discoveries and developments in the medical field, which for the first time have opened up an increase in the physical and immunological powers of the organism through processes of short duration, lasting for weeks, months to years. These results form the basis of his various concepts of oxygen multistep therapy, which are currently being put to clinical use.
The universal therapy attacks the primary cause of many illnesses, ailments and complaints, which is a progressive lack of energy with increasing age, stress, etc. The energy deficiency can be remedied immediately in many cases. The elimination of the energy deficiency results in immediate relief in very many cases.
It is therefore not surprising that in just a few years, 400 centres have been established worldwide where this energy-saving new treatment method is practised.
- Step: 30 minutes before oxygen therapy – vitamin C or hydrogen therapy
- Step: 18 days of oxygen inhalation for 30 minutes each (3-4l / minute) via mask
- Step: Light movement
Repeat every year
Exercise with oxygen therapy (EWOT)
You will be required to perform 15 minutes of light physical activity (bicycle, treadmill, etc.) while breathing air enriched with 95% oxygen using an airtight mask: 30 seconds of exertion to increase heart rate (90-100) and 150 seconds of rest over a 15-minute period.