Ozone Hydrotherapy

The Germans are a people of high IQ and equally high EQ. After Hitler's Nazi, they were truly sorry and repentant, paid billions and never allowed themselves a whisker of going back to the dark days. I have even learned German when I was young and could speak a few words: "eins, zwei, drei - phree, phree, phree!" This is the usual sound if you have ever watched Telematch which many copied and the familiar sound of the wonderful Toby Charles in it. The same Toby Charles in Football Made In Germany.




http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vk6UC_02lDK


At around the time we also fell in love with Banana Splits: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FtD4mn9CeH4&feature=related. Remember? Tra-la-la, La-la-la-la, one banana, two banana, three banana, four... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZL2WeRHqqXo&feature=related


Watch this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zOTchs7zDGI . And when I got crazy over the World Cup since 1974: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DsnK_4IWBWc&feature=related. Toby Charles endeared himself to me and many others with his voice and enthusiasm. The names of their players too gave me practice in tongue twisting - Sepp Maier, Paul Breitner, Berti Vogts, Georg Schwarzenbeck, Juergen Grabowski, Gunter Netzer, Jupp Heynckes, Wolfgana Overath, Uli Hoeness, Gerd Muller, Rainer Bonhof, Wolfgang Kleff.


Then you think inventions and German engineering and their companies like Siemens, Daimler-Chrysler (Mercedes Benz), Volkswagen, BMW, Audi, Porsche, Allianz, Deutshce bank, Thyssen-Krupp, Eon, Claudia Schiffer, etc. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VdZhhVGh2FI


Another great German engineering is Bio Resonance Therapy or BRT in short. Since I had it, I have continued to enjoy improvements in those areas I told you about some weeks ago. For those who missed, these were the articles:


http://www.gforce-guru.blogspot.com/2011/03/oasis-of-hope-bioresonance.html &


http://www.gforce-guru.blogspot.com/2011/04/brt-bio-resonance-therapy.html


Even my dad who has a bad back for many years which caused pain and numbness that require him to rest at intervals on longer walks and felt numbness to his legs when resting confirmed that he felt a whole lot better and stronger after just one session. I am excited for him to get better as he continues the sessions ahead and will share more.


Ozone Hydrotherapy


Ozone Hydrotherapy is a well established form of alternative medical therapy. Healthcare professionals around the world use it as a complementary therapy and has been around for more than 50 years. Ozone can be introduced to the body through water absorption, injection or other ways. Many people including doctors and biochemist believe ozone has remarkable healing properties especially when used with precise medical ozone generators.


Hundreds of articles have been published in medical journals on positive outcomes of medical ozone research and application for a range of pathology. What? Ozone is supercharged oxygen made up of three oxygen atoms and when it comes into contact with water, it transforms into oxygen that can penetrate deeply into human skin with effectiveness and oxygen is a primary nutrient that cells use to generate energy.


Why? Ozone has excellent therapeutic properties as it can help improve the immune system, detox and cleanse the lymph system. Many of the ailments that afflict the human body take root in low oxygen environment. By exposing the body to high oxygen environment the body can then easily rod itself of harmful bacteria and improve the immune system.
You can fnid Ozone Hydrotherapy at BRT.













Ozone Hydrotherapy - is the introduction of ozone into the body through water therapy. A mat is placed at the bottom of a bath and attached to an ozone generator. Once activated, it produces invigorating jets and bubbles just like a jacuzzi but these are not normal bubbles but micro-size ozone bubbles emitted from the mat and absorbed into the skin.













Hyperthermia therapy is a kind of treatment where the body tissue is exposed to high temperatures so as to destroy cancer cells or render them more responsive to conventional treatments. It kills cells directly and is best used in combination with other treatments prescribed by doctors. Hyperthermia is said to increase blood flow and oxygen to the warmed area which enhances the delivery of medications. When used in combination with Ozone Hydrotherapy, it becomes even more pronounced. Such a therapy is painless and requires no medication.













The session starts with the therapist preparing the bath and the machine settings for you. When you are ready you submerge yourself wholly with just your head and half your neck out of water. Of course you have to take off your clothes. The water can be quite hot that's why it is called hyperthermia - like boiling chicken soup. Ha ha. Now you will know how a chicken feels. Personally I prefer to jump into ice cold water than heated ones as the latter seems more excruciating for me but I succeeded in the submersion.
Millions of tiny but powerful bubbles like those in fine champagne bashed at you unashamedly, delivering a hot and intensive massage penetrating deep into your muscles and tissues, joints and organs. All you have to do is enjoy the warm and heavenly pampering as your pores open allowing the ozone to gently penetrate and oxygenate your entire body for a thorough detoxing and healing. At this point, as your body is adjusted to the temperature you do not feel like wanting it to end.

























Upon completion, you can then go and have a nice shower. I believe that Ozone Hydrotherapy is good just like what BRT has done for me. They are located at BRT.

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