Give your body the oxygen it needs. Sedentary lifestyles, lack of proper nutrition and exercise, unrelieved stress, shallow breathing, and polluted air and water are factors contributing to a condition of low oxygen in our body.
The steam cabinet is a pleasurable experience. Because of the moist heat, the pores are open, and the capillaries are dilated. The skin is the largest organ of elimination. The person sweats the toxins back out, avoiding the dump of toxins to the liver and colon which can bring on the symptoms of toxic shock overload. Instead, the person emerges from the steam cabinet feeling extremely relaxed and mellow. This is an ideal way of counteracting the stress of the day.
Oxygen steam saunas have helped with:
Slowing down the aging process
Stimulating the immune system
Improving brain function and memory
Inactivating viruses, bacteria, yeast, fungi, and protozoa
Promoting cleaner, softer and rejuvenated skin
Enhancing cell respiration
Relaxing and loosen muscles, increasing flexibility
Dilating blood vessels to increase circulation, relieve pain and help injured muscles
Increasing metabolism of organs and endocrine glands
Oxygen has been used to help with viral, bacterial, fungal, and yeast problems, as well as arthritis, diabetes, epilepsy, multiple sclerosis and a host of other diseases, many of them considered incurable. The major use in America has been for help with cancer and hepatitis.
A Brief History:
Oxygen therapy has been used for over 100 years all over the world. Dr. Otto Warburg, a two-time Nobel Prize winner in medicine (1931 and 1944) did considerable research on the body's need for oxygen and claimed the fundamental cause of all degenerative disease is a condition called hypoxia (oxygen starvation at the cellular level). Today, health practitioners are realizing the significance of Dr. Warburg's work and the important role this element plays in maintaining health.
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