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Aeroionotherapy

Alexey Portnov, medical expert
Last reviewed: 23.04.2024

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Aeroionotherapy - treatment with "light" ions. Aerion ions are displaced along the lines of force of the electric field, which leads to neutralization of charges. Upon contact of aeroions with the skin, the receptor apparatus is excited and the local microcirculation changes (due to the formation of biologically active substances), and the amount of oxygen absorbed increases, the bactericidal effect develops. The characteristics of physiological reactions depend on the location, strength and duration of exposure by air ions.

Aeroionization is subjected to the face area, collar zone, epigastric, lumbar regions, separate parts of the body.

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Indications for aeroionotherapy

Somatoform autonomic dysfunction, hypertension, allergies (especially respiratory organs).

Contraindications

Hypersensitivity to aeroions, general contraindications to physiotherapy.

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