The Good Health Guide

New hope for the chronically ill.
By Monique Stone MSTAT
All healing processes in the body require oxygen, which is of course all around us in the air we breathe.  The Airnergy machine, a German medical device, introduces a very high quality and quantity of oxygen into the body, and can increase energy, immunity, sleep quality and mental alertness and reduce high blood pressure and the effects of chronic illness.

It has been shown that the cells of ill people make poor use of the oxygen they breathe in, so it follows that anything that can improve uptake and use of oxygen in the body can have a pronounced effect on health, especially for the chronically ill.

Airnergy produces a form of oxygen that is easily absorbed and utilised by the body.  It is now being trialed in numerous clinics and has been found to be so effective that throusands of progressive clinics in the USA, Europe and the Far East are now using it.

The media regularly points out the need to eat five portions of fruit and vegetables a day to provide the body with antioxidants.  While Airnergy shouldn’t be used to replace a nutritionally sound diet, it has been proven to significantly increase the anti-oxidant capacity of cells.

Treatment is simple.  The patient sits breathing in the air through a nasal canula.  The beneficial effects result from just breathing in the air for twenty minutes on a regular basis.  I have used Airnergy in my practice for six months and have found it very useful for a wide variety of conditions, in particular chronic fatigue and vertigo.  (Some patients also report an anti-viral effect as it shortens the duration of colds and flu.)

Many studies exist on the efficacy of Airnergy.  It has been shown to benefit asthma, macular degeneration, sleep, diabetes, hypertension, cardiac disease, low immunity, chronic illness, and, as already mentioned, chronic fatigue and vertigo.

For more information see www.holistic-care.co.uk or call Monique Stone on 020 8883 5611.

Monique has been a complementary practitioner for 20 years.  She is qualified in Alexander Technique, Scenar, Nutritional Medicine and Homotoxicology.  She is currently competing a BSc in nutritional therapy.  Her practice is situated close to Muswell Hill Broadway.