O2 Technologies proudly presents the world's first personal Oxygen/Ozone Sauna cabinet - A truly revolutionary solution for beauty/health care.
How it works :
The hot steam
opens the pores on the skin, and the highly concentrated oxygen is absorbed
through them. The oxygen is utilized to detoxify dermal cells and
remove wastes with enhanced blood circulation while
ozone kills germs
and bacteria on your skin.
What it provides :
* Younger,
Healthier skin both inside and out.
Our Environment - It has been well documented just how polluted our environment is. Carbon monoxide fills the air during traffic jams (a daily occurrence in urban centers), affecting motorists, passengers and pedestrians alike. The increasing consumption of processed foods means that we are filling our bodies with chemical additives and preservatives. Our need for the perfect lawn and garden results in an increase of pesticides and insecticides polluting the air, soil and water. The list goes on and on.
As more and more people wake-up to the growing catalog of toxins clogging our bodies, it should come as no surprise that many are taking action to cleanse their body of these pollutants. And one way of doing this is through the use of an oxygen sauna.
Benefits of Saunas - Saunas work to rid your body of these toxins by allowing you to sweat them out. However, an oxygen sauna works by directly attacking these toxins. As the sauna heats up with steam, your body temperature rises, you start to sweat and your pores open up. Once your pores are open, natural oxygen is able to enter your system and work its magic. The steamy atmosphere of a sauna tends to increase your heart rate. When extra oxygen is also introduced to your body during a sauna session, you metabolism tends to speed up. With the increase in your heart rate, more blood is able to flow through your body. This means that more toxins are pumped to your heart and kidneys, which naturally process and filter out the harmful toxins in your body.
* Rejuvenation
and Refreshing of the whole body.
