HOCATT™ Ozone Sauna Therapy
How does the HOCATT™ Ozone Sauna therapy work?
The average duration of a HOCATT session is 30 minutes. HOCATT machine mixes hyperthermia vapor (37-44 degrees Celsius) with oxygen and ozone at lower concentrations.
The process in 3 steps:
- CO2 enters the chamber for the first 3-8 minutes of the session and interacts with the steam to form carbonic acid (CA). The CA and steam irrigate the skin and enter the circulation and lymph system through the pores. It also dilates the capillary and blood vessels, resulting in a 25% increase in blood circulation throughout the body. This also pulls more blood to the skin’s surface, enhancing the transdermal ozone’s effects. More than this, the carbonic acid relaxes the central nervous system while stimulating the parasympathetic nervous system, which helps to relieve tension and stress in the spine and muscles.
- After the completion of the CA cycle, the ozone cycle begins and lasts for the rest of the session. On the skin’s surface, ozone interacts with steam (H2O) to produce H2O2. The H2O2 enters the circulation and lymph system after being partially absorbed through the dilated pores. It has to be mentioned that one of the most important benefits of ozone is that it improves energy and activates the body’s natural antioxidant mechanism.
- The whole volume of the ozone and oxygen steam combination is extracted into the external ozone destructor at the end of the session. This is done in order to prevent it from escaping into the room when the door opens.
The HOCATT sauna looks like a ceramic pod. Once you have sat in the chair, the doors are closed with your head outside the pod, allowing you to see everything that is going on in the room. As you breathe in oxygen using an oxygen mask, a soft towel supports your neck.
Your body is being worked on from the inside of the sauna while you’re in this position. The chamber is filled with steam, even though it is not as hot as a regular ozone sauna. The healing effects begin as your skin warms up. Infrared heat fills the pod from near the floor. When the cells take in ozone, the additional oxygen reacts with the steam to produce carbonic acid, which relieves tension.
