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Integrated Healing Arts Announces New Health Technology in Wellness Clinic

Integrated Healing Arts is excited to a present new technology in the healing field: The Anti Aging Rapid Reset room, designed to incorporate three modalities to help promote circulation and oxygenation. Blood and lymphatic circulation are both critical for overall health. But this technology includes another key element—exercise with oxygen.  

It’s important to oxygenate the cells in order to process the millions of bio-chemical reactions the body needs to function, including the increase of ATP which boosts  energy fuel for the cells and the body as a whole. 

How can we know this? At Integrative Healing Arts, we use a measurement tool to visualize the true efficacy of these modalities through live blood microscopy. We can see the dramatic effect of this by viewing the live blood, before and after experiencing the Rapid Reset Circuit. These modalities can maximize years of health.  

Our clients report increased energy  levels, optimized lymphatic systems, repaired tissues, lower oxidative stress and improved oxygen flux in the body. These benefits help to decrease the causes of illness and other health concerns.. 

 

Integrated Healing Arts is offering a Trial Rapid Reset Circuit—come experience the benefits of this technology for yourself. For more information, call 941-677-3418. 

 

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