What Is (EWOT) Exercise with Oxygen Therapy?

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EWOT (exercise with oxygen therapy) is a method of breathing higher levels of oxygen during exercise in order to increase the amount of oxygen in your blood plasma.

On average, we're only breathing 21% oxygen, the remainder is nitrogen and other gasses.  There are many factors that contribute to oxygen loss in the body such as internal and external pollutants, mental strain, physical overstrain, disease and or trauma.  In addition, as we age, our bodies become less effective at delivering oxygen to our cells, increasing the chances of degeneration and disease.

EWOT is an altitude contrast training system.  Breathing in 4-5X as much oxygen as normal air, triggers an anti-inflammatory response within 2 minutes.  The effects are cumulative and increases in metabolic energy are notable within 1 week.  Increases in oxygen levels last 3 days and anti-inflammatory effects last up to 1 year. Breathing concentrated oxygen while exercising can provide an immediate increase in strength, endurance, and energy by increasing the level of oxygen in the blood, plasma and tissues.

EWOT is a simple and effective therapy that lasts 15-40 minutes.  The patient wears a mask and breathes in concentrated O2 while riding on a recumbent bike or a spinning bike.  This allows the patient to receive a constant supply of pure oxygen. This method allows the participant to create more red blood cells to carry oxygen more efficiently through the body while also extending lung capacity. This also drives out lactic acid build up and reduces inflammation.  In 15 minutes LiveO2 can produce a complete recovery faster, enhanced endurance and improved healing time.

According to Dr. Von Ardenne, who was an early pioneer in discovering the effects of oxygen on the human body, patients with chronic diseases such as high blood pressure, coronary artery disease, cancers, age related illnesses, and diabetes benefited with EWOT treatment combines with standard medical treatment.