HEPOX Set - Proto 2.0
This patent-pending prototype is currently under on-going development. Shape and material choices may not be as they appear in photo.
Explore IHT, a training method designed to simulate high-altitude conditions. By incorporating periods of reduced oxygen into your routine, IHT supports your body's natural adaptation processes, leading to improved performance and overall wellness.
What is Intermittent Hypoxia Training (IHT)?
IHT alternates periods of reduced oxygen (hypoxia) with normal oxygen levels.
This controlled variation in oxygen levels provides a unique training stimulus.
The device is designed for use during rest, at home, or while traveling.
Performance and Wellness Benefits:
Supports Endurance Training: IHT assists your body's oxygen utilization during training.
Altitude Training Simulation: IHT simulates the conditions of high-altitude training.
Supports General Wellness: Users report improvements in energy levels and overall feelings of well-being.
Supports Recovery: IHT aids in the recovery process after strenuous exercise.
How It Works: Understanding the Process
Consistent IHT sessions engage your body's natural adaptive responses.
Users report noticing changes within 2-3 weeks of consistent use, as measured by SpO2 values.
The device is designed for use with consistent, shallow breathing.
How to Use Your IHT Device:
Frequency: Use the device twice daily, morning and evening, for 10-25 minutes.
Breathing: Maintain steady, shallow, normal breaths.
Target SpO2: Aim for SpO2 levels in the low 80s.
Device Adjustment:
Attach the SpO2 monitor and mask.
Set the dial to maximum flow initially.
Allow 2-3 minutes for stabilization.
Adjust the dial to maintain SpO2 in the low 80s, accounting for a 30-second lag time.
Use your previous setting for future sessions.
What to Expect:
Experience sensations similar to being at high altitude.
An urge to breathe deeper and slight light-headedness are normal.
Maintain shallow breaths.
Stop immediately if you experience discomfort.
Filter Maintenance:
Filters last about two weeks with twice-daily use.
The white filter will turn a light purple when it is in need of replacement.
Cleaning:
Disengage tubing and vent condensation after each use.
Clean mask and tubing with mild disinfectant.
Competition Prep:
Begin the protocol 2-3 weeks before your event.
Maintain consistency and adjust usage in the final days.
Important Considerations:
Consult your healthcare provider before beginning any new training regimen.
Do not use while sleeping.
Monitor SpO2 levels during sessions.
Experience the Difference:
Explore how IHT supports your training goals.
Users report changes after 2-3 weeks of consistent use.
This patent-pending prototype is currently under on-going development. Shape and material choices may not be as they appear in photo.
Explore IHT, a training method designed to simulate high-altitude conditions. By incorporating periods of reduced oxygen into your routine, IHT supports your body's natural adaptation processes, leading to improved performance and overall wellness.
What is Intermittent Hypoxia Training (IHT)?
IHT alternates periods of reduced oxygen (hypoxia) with normal oxygen levels.
This controlled variation in oxygen levels provides a unique training stimulus.
The device is designed for use during rest, at home, or while traveling.
Performance and Wellness Benefits:
Supports Endurance Training: IHT assists your body's oxygen utilization during training.
Altitude Training Simulation: IHT simulates the conditions of high-altitude training.
Supports General Wellness: Users report improvements in energy levels and overall feelings of well-being.
Supports Recovery: IHT aids in the recovery process after strenuous exercise.
How It Works: Understanding the Process
Consistent IHT sessions engage your body's natural adaptive responses.
Users report noticing changes within 2-3 weeks of consistent use, as measured by SpO2 values.
The device is designed for use with consistent, shallow breathing.
How to Use Your IHT Device:
Frequency: Use the device twice daily, morning and evening, for 10-25 minutes.
Breathing: Maintain steady, shallow, normal breaths.
Target SpO2: Aim for SpO2 levels in the low 80s.
Device Adjustment:
Attach the SpO2 monitor and mask.
Set the dial to maximum flow initially.
Allow 2-3 minutes for stabilization.
Adjust the dial to maintain SpO2 in the low 80s, accounting for a 30-second lag time.
Use your previous setting for future sessions.
What to Expect:
Experience sensations similar to being at high altitude.
An urge to breathe deeper and slight light-headedness are normal.
Maintain shallow breaths.
Stop immediately if you experience discomfort.
Filter Maintenance:
Filters last about two weeks with twice-daily use.
The white filter will turn a light purple when it is in need of replacement.
Cleaning:
Disengage tubing and vent condensation after each use.
Clean mask and tubing with mild disinfectant.
Competition Prep:
Begin the protocol 2-3 weeks before your event.
Maintain consistency and adjust usage in the final days.
Important Considerations:
Consult your healthcare provider before beginning any new training regimen.
Do not use while sleeping.
Monitor SpO2 levels during sessions.
Experience the Difference:
Explore how IHT supports your training goals.
Users report changes after 2-3 weeks of consistent use.
This patent-pending prototype is currently under on-going development. Shape and material choices may not be as they appear in photo.
Explore IHT, a training method designed to simulate high-altitude conditions. By incorporating periods of reduced oxygen into your routine, IHT supports your body's natural adaptation processes, leading to improved performance and overall wellness.
What is Intermittent Hypoxia Training (IHT)?
IHT alternates periods of reduced oxygen (hypoxia) with normal oxygen levels.
This controlled variation in oxygen levels provides a unique training stimulus.
The device is designed for use during rest, at home, or while traveling.
Performance and Wellness Benefits:
Supports Endurance Training: IHT assists your body's oxygen utilization during training.
Altitude Training Simulation: IHT simulates the conditions of high-altitude training.
Supports General Wellness: Users report improvements in energy levels and overall feelings of well-being.
Supports Recovery: IHT aids in the recovery process after strenuous exercise.
How It Works: Understanding the Process
Consistent IHT sessions engage your body's natural adaptive responses.
Users report noticing changes within 2-3 weeks of consistent use, as measured by SpO2 values.
The device is designed for use with consistent, shallow breathing.
How to Use Your IHT Device:
Frequency: Use the device twice daily, morning and evening, for 10-25 minutes.
Breathing: Maintain steady, shallow, normal breaths.
Target SpO2: Aim for SpO2 levels in the low 80s.
Device Adjustment:
Attach the SpO2 monitor and mask.
Set the dial to maximum flow initially.
Allow 2-3 minutes for stabilization.
Adjust the dial to maintain SpO2 in the low 80s, accounting for a 30-second lag time.
Use your previous setting for future sessions.
What to Expect:
Experience sensations similar to being at high altitude.
An urge to breathe deeper and slight light-headedness are normal.
Maintain shallow breaths.
Stop immediately if you experience discomfort.
Filter Maintenance:
Filters last about two weeks with twice-daily use.
The white filter will turn a light purple when it is in need of replacement.
Cleaning:
Disengage tubing and vent condensation after each use.
Clean mask and tubing with mild disinfectant.
Competition Prep:
Begin the protocol 2-3 weeks before your event.
Maintain consistency and adjust usage in the final days.
Important Considerations:
Consult your healthcare provider before beginning any new training regimen.
Do not use while sleeping.
Monitor SpO2 levels during sessions.
Experience the Difference:
Explore how IHT supports your training goals.
Users report changes after 2-3 weeks of consistent use.