Hyperbaric oxygen room O2 room bread type S

Features

• Bread type with a wide size range

  The Bread type is an oxygen room series with a wide range of sizes available. You can choose according to the number of users and delivery conditions, ranging from home use to nursing care facilities and treatment facilities.

  

• High-pressure space with little tightness

  We have achieved a spacious hyperbaric space with roughly the same installation footprint as conventional hyperbaric oxygen capsule types. Due to the modular assembly design, restrictions on delivery routes have also been eased.

  

  

• Raises osmotic pressure of dissolved oxygen to activate cells

  Modern people have come to suffer from various problems such as illness and aging, caused by a lack of oxygen due to societal stress and air pollution. The human body has about 37 trillion cells, all of which require oxygen. Oxygen therapy uses a hyperbaric oxygen room that increases the osmotic pressure of dissolved oxygen, which can regulate various body functions and promote better health. When you enter the oxygen room,Henry's lawIt is said that this can increase "dissolved oxygen," which cannot be obtained through normal breathing.
  *Henry's law is a gas law, published in 1803 by William Henry.

• There are two types of oxygen that exist inside the body: "dissolved oxygen" and "bound oxygen".

  Dissolved oxygen
  Oxygen dissolved in the blood is called dissolved oxygen. In a high-pressure oxygen environment, dissolved oxygen increases. Because dissolved oxygen is dissolved directly into the blood, it flows to the cells at the extremities of the fingertips, toes, heart, brain, and eyes.
  
  Bound oxygen
  Hemoglobin in red blood cells binds to oxygen (this is called bound oxygen) and transports it throughout the body. In a hyperbaric oxygen environment, bound oxygen increases. In addition, the increase in oxygen circulating throughout the body reduces the resting heart (pulse) rate.
  
  Bound oxygenis oxygen obtained through normal breathing, which binds to hemoglobin in the blood and is transported to the blood vessels. Therefore, the size of hemoglobin limits its ability to pass through narrow capillaries. HoweverDissolved oxygenIt is oxygen that is not bound to hemoglobin, and because it is smaller than hemoglobin, it easily passes through capillaries and can deliver more oxygen into the body.

  

• Secret of popularity

  Power-up
  When muscles fatigue, lactic acid, a fatigue substance, accumulates, and it is said to have the effect of breaking down this lactic acid with oxygen to recover from fatigue more quickly.
  
  Improved healing
  When muscle and ligament injuries or bone fractures occur, capillaries are also severed, impairing blood flow and leading to a lack of oxygen. Therefore, it is expected to aid recovery by resolving this oxygen deficit in the affected area.
  
  Increased drive and focus
  Oxygen with a concentration of 30 to 35% has the effect of enhancing a "sense of alertness" and also works to maintain concentration, thereby boosting focus for work or studying.
  
  Autonomic nervous stability
  It maintains the balance of autonomic nervous activity, reduces tension, stress, low energy, and fatigue, and allows you to perform at your best during the actual match.
  
  Weight management / diet
  The amount of leptin, a substance that regulates fat levels in the brain, increases, improving your physical constitution so that excess fat is not stored in the body. A large amount of oxygen promotes fat burning.
  
  Better sleep
  If you can supply enough oxygen to your muscles and brain, you can expect effects such as stress relief and the regulation of the autonomic nervous system, which relaxes the body and improves sleep quality.