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Oxygen Supports Rheumatoid Arthritis
Oxygen deficiency and inflammation
2 sides of the same coin
Keep moving with rheumatism
If you have rheumatism, you probably don't immediately think about regular exercise. Movement can be painful, but it is important if you have rheumatism. Oxygen supports, it doesn't matter what type of rheumatism you have.
More oxygen for easier movement and less pain
A higher oxygen level means fitter, more vital and healthier. Already during the 1st oxygen session, inflammation in capillaries decreases.
Rheumatism is a collective name for more than a hundred different disorders of the musculoskeletal system.
In many forms of rheumatism, the joints are affected, but the muscles and tendons can also be damaged by the disease. It can also cause irreparable damage to the heart, lungs or intestines, which can be life-threatening. Rheumatism can be divided into a number of categories:
wear-and-tear rheumatism (osteoarthritis)
inflammatory rheumatism, for example rheumatoid arthritis and juvenile rheumatism
systemic and connective tissue diseases, for example scleroderma
soft tissue rheumatism, such as fibromyalgia
disorders of the bones, such as Paget .'s disease
The regular treatment options for rheumatism are limited
Despite enormous progress in the last decade, rheumatoid arthritis usually cannot be cured and often requires lifelong medication. When the treatment is stopped, the disease often flares up again and the inflammation and destruction of the joints continues. The treatment of rheumatoid arthritis is often limited to a combination of patient education, rest, medication, physiotherapy, joint protection, exercise and possibly surgery.
Inflammatory rheumatism is a collective term for rheumatic diseases with long-term or chronic inflammation of the joint mucosa (synovium). This causes the mucous membrane to swell and prevent fluid from draining properly, causing pain and stiffness in the joint. Ultimately, the inflammation can damage the cartilage and even the bone.
Of the 420,000 people with inflammatory arthritis, 210,000 suffer from rheumatoid arthritis. Rheumatoid arthritis mainly affects the small joints of the arms and legs, such as the joints in the wrist, hands, and feet.
Inflammatory Rheumatism and Anti-Inflammatory Oxygen Therapy
Why is exercise so important?
There are several reasons why it is important to keep moving if you have rheumatism:
Keeping the joints mobile. By moving you keep your joints as flexible as possible and you prevent your joints from stiffening, which can make you more prone to rheumatism.
Keep muscles strong and flexible. Muscles play an important role in keeping a joint stable. Muscles keep the joint in place and absorb shocks. The stronger the muscles, the better the support of the joint. As a result, you often have less pain.
Improve or maintain condition. If you are in good shape, you will feel fitter. You will then have more energy, are less tired and as a result can better bear the consequences of a rheumatic disease.
BENEFITS OF EXERCISE IN COMBINATION WITH OXYGEN THERAPY
Oxygen level plays a critical role in determining the severity of the inflammatory response and ultimately the effectiveness of anti-inflammatory drugs. Increasing the oxygen level in all cells of the body provides significant benefits for everyone and in particular for patients with, for example, asthma, COPD and rheumatoid arthritis.
The anti-inflammatory oxygen therapy greatly aids the body in transporting oxygen to the tissues. When the oxygen level is increased, the cells take in extra oxygen and deliver it to our tissues. Waste gases and toxins are removed more efficiently, inflammation decreases and cells begin to function better.
oxygenation (the abundance of oxygen) helps you get moving
oxygenation positively affects blood flow
oxygenation promotes the growth of new capillaries
oxygenation significantly reduces edema and swelling
oxygenation significantly shortens the inflammatory process
oxygenation reduces pain, relaxes tired muscles
oxygenation stimulates the immune system instead of suppressing it
Anti-inflammatory oxygen therapy is a valuable complementary therapy. As a supportive treatment, EWOT can contribute to the success of traditional medical treatment methods. In addition, successes were achieved in pain relief, improved sleep values and support for rehabilitation and regeneration processes.
Anti-inflammatory oxygen therapy helps you get and stay moving
also with inflamed painful joints
MAXIMUM ENERGY
Imagine feeling a renewed energy from the moment you wake up. EWOT oxygen therapy can give you the physical and mental boost you've been looking for and much more.
MENTAL BRIGHTNESS
More oxygen is the key to a better life. Are you easily tired? Difficulty concentrating? See things more clearly with 90% oxygen per breath instead of the usual 21% oxygen.
FASTER RECOVERY
When you're exhausted or tired, you know how good it feels to breathe fresh air. Add to the air you breathe 400% more oxygen
come and see what happens.
IMMUNE STRENGTHENING
Whether it's for a pandemic or a regular flu,
a strong immune system is critical to staying healthy. Research indicates that oxygen therapy can help build your resistance.
