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UV light
This treatment is only available under individual medical assessment and prescription.
Increased immunity
Autohemotherapy is also known as an autovaccine. The reinserted blood treated with UV light stimulates the formation of more white blood cells that are ready to fight infection and eliminate cells with malignant changes.
Blocking free radicals
The free radicals that damage body tissues come from oxygen molecules. By stimulating these oxygen molecules with UV radiation, many are prevented from transforming into harmful atoms.
Better cardiovascular health
The increased concentration of oxygen in the blood will improve circulation and reduce the possibility of blood clots.
UV light EN 600 NT
The UV light EN 600 NT is a device that applies 3 treatments.
The UVE, UVB and HOT therapies offered are based on photobiological autologous blood therapy.
In this technique, blood is drawn from the body. The blood receives a controlled dose of ultraviolet (UV) radiation. This dose increases blood oxygenation and reduces the production of free radicals.
Then, when the blood is reinserted into the patient after receiving UV radiation, the presence of oxygen is greater, which improves circulation, tissue metabolism and the immune response. The number of defense cells is immediately increased to fight infections and detect malignant changes.
3 treatments offered by UV light EN 600 NT
• UVE: activated UV light autohemotherapy (EID). UV-C radiation is used and can be combined with ozone.
• UVB: is the irradiation of the blood with UV light. It is the ideal method to improve circulation and reduce inflammation
• HOT: hematogenous oxidation therapy combines UV radiation with foaming of the blood with oxygen.
FAQ
IV drips can last anywhere from 15 minutes to 90 minutes.
IV infusions deliver vitamins directly into the bloodstream, allowing rapid absorption. Suitability depends on individual health status and medical advice.
Coverage may vary depending on your provider and the purpose of the therapy. Please consult with your insurance company or doctor.
