You don't need to understand the science to feel the benefits, but if you're curious, here's exactly what's happening
How a Session Works
A typical session lasts between 25 and 30 minutes while you relax comfortably inside the HOCATT chamber with your head outside the pod.
Phase 1: Gentle steam and far infrared warmth begin to heat the body and open the pores.
Phase 2: Carbonic acid support is introduced to encourage circulation and prepare the body for the next phase of the session.
Phase 3: Ozone steam and additional wellness technologies are introduced while you continue relaxing inside the chamber.
Final Step: The chamber safely clears steam and ozone before the session finishes.
Key Technologies Involved
The HOCATT is often described as a "shotgun" approach to wellness because it delivers multiple therapies simultaneously:
Ozone Therapy: Inactivates pathogens like bacteria and viruses and oxygenates tissues.
Carbonic Acid: Enhances blood flow and boosts oxygen delivery at the cellular level.
Whole Body Hyperthermia: Mimics a fever state to stimulate healing and detoxification through sweating.
Far Infrared: Penetrates deep into tissues to reduce inflammation and relieve pain.
Oxygen Breathing: Supplemental humidified oxygen is provided via a nasal cannula to boost blood oxygen saturation.
Microcurrents: Targeted electrical frequencies support cellular repair and energy production.
Photon Light & UV: Various light wavelengths support skin health and cellular vitality.
Main Benefits
Detox & Circulation Support: Supports the body’s natural cleansing processes through heat, steam and circulation support.
Recovery & Recharging: Designed to support post-exercise recovery, relaxation and overall physical wellbeing.
Wellness & Balance: Supports whole-body wellness through advanced relaxation and recovery technologies.
Skin & Rejuvenation: Encourages a refreshed, revitalised feeling and overall skin wellness support.
Individual experiences may vary. HOCATT sessions are designed to support general wellness and are not intended to diagnose, treat or cure medical conditions.