Altitude Training for Health and Wellness


Health and Wellness

ISSUES TREATED WITH OXYGEN or LOW-O2 INTERVENTION
Poor Sleep quality at Altitude
Treatment for low blood-oxygen levels
Asthma
Type II Diabetes Treatment
Accelerated Metabolism and Weight Loss
Spinal Cord Rehabilitation
Heart Failure Re-Conditioning
Cardiovascular protection
HOW ALTITUDE TRAINING IMPROVES HEALTH & WELL-BEING
Simulating Altitude Training and Hypoxic Therapy are emerging as an all-natural alternative method to address a number of health and wellness challenges. By exposing the body to low-oxygen, the body makes a number of adaptations to utilize oxygen and energy more efficiently. Some of the already published research has shown simulated altitude to improve a number of conditions including:


Published Research
Asthma Treatment:
Spinal Cord Injury Treatment:
Type II Diabetes Treatment:
- Accelerate glucose uptake in Type II diabetics
- Acute hypoxia and exercise improve insulin sensitivity
Cardiovascular Conditioning and Protection:
- Enhance Cardio-Protective properties in Men
- Improved Lung Capacity & muscle strength in Heart-Failure Patients
- Increase exercise tolerance for men with and without Coronary Disease
- Adaptive Cardio Protection in Men
Improving Cognitive Function:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/27134133
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