HOCATT

What is HOCATT?

HOCATT stands for Hyperthermic Ozone and Carbonic Acid Transdermal Therapy. It is a multi-modality wellness system that combines up to ten powerful therapies into a single, personalized session. Unlike a simple sauna, the HOCATT uses a specialized capsule where you sit with your head exposed while your body receives a synergistic blend of ozone, carbonic acid, steam, far infrared light, and other treatments. This unique approach allows for deep, cellular-level detoxification and revitalization, addressing a wide range of wellness concerns in a comprehensive and time-efficient manner.

How does HOCATT work?

The HOCATT system functions by integrating multiple therapies in a carefully timed sequence to maximize their benefits. A session begins with steam and carbonic acid, which opens your pores and increases blood flow, preparing your body for the subsequent treatments. The HOCATT then introduces ozone, a highly reactive form of oxygen, which is absorbed through the skin. The combination of heat, steam, and ozone works together to stimulate detoxification, boost circulation, and support the body's natural healing processes. Other modalities like far infrared light and microcurrents further enhance the therapeutic effects, creating a powerful and holistic wellness experience.

Who is an ideal candidate?

An ideal candidate for HOCATT therapy is anyone looking to improve their overall health, vitality, and well-being. This includes individuals seeking to detoxify their bodies, boost their immune system, and reduce inflammation. It is also an excellent option for those with chronic pain, fatigue, or stress, as the various modalities can help soothe the nervous system and promote deep relaxation. Athletes looking to enhance their performance and accelerate recovery, as well as those interested in skin rejuvenation and anti-aging benefits, are also great candidates. It is important to note that a consultation is always recommended to ensure HOCATT is the right choice for your specific health goals.