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Aviv Clinics
Palm Beach Gardens, Estados Unidos
NaNAviv Clinic’s unique HBOT protocol fluctuates the oxygen levels in the suite. The protocol combines two processes: First, increasing the oxygen level in the tissues of the body and brain. Second, fluctuating the level of oxygen to enhance the body’s natural processes of rejuvenation. By controlling and combining these two processes, we maximize the potential of your body and brain, to achieve new standards in cognitive and physical performance. The intermittent increase of oxygen concentration induces many of the mediators and cellular mechanisms that are usually induced during hypoxia but without the hazardous hypoxia, termed the Hyperoxic-Hypoxic Paradox.
Aviv Clinic’s unique HBOT protocol fluctuates the oxygen levels in the suite. The protocol combines two processes: First, increasing the oxygen level in the tissues of the body and brain. Second, fluctuating the level of oxygen to enhance the body’s natural processes of rejuvenation. By controlling and combining these two processes, we maximize the potential of your body and brain, to achieve new standards in cognitive and physical performance. The intermittent increase of oxygen concentration induces many of the mediators and cellular mechanisms that are usually induced during hypoxia but without the hazardous hypoxia, termed the Hyperoxic-Hypoxic Paradox.