CVAC Hypobaric Chamber
Improve physical vitality and recovery with our space-age CVAC hypobaric chamber technology. Repair your body’s cells, and boost your ability to perform and recover using cyclic altitude training.
About CVAC
The CVAC Pod has been used to stimulate the body’s natural adaptation response. By using low-pressure (vacuum) environments, this pod will vary its density of air rhythmically and dynamically to help you adapt!
Unlike hypobaric chambers that work by increasing the air pressure in order to saturate the blood with oxygen and stimulate healing, the CVAC is based on the benefits created by constant and rapid pressure changes.
Discover the Power of CVAC at Beverly Hills Rejuvenation Center
- Based on the scientific benefits of hypobaric hypoxia, a state in which a person experiences an oxygen debt
- CVAC session lasts only 20 minutes
- Increased stamina, better recovery time after workouts, improved sleep and overall endurance
- Enhance your ability to exert yourself physically by conditioning your physicality through strategic changes in pressure, air, temperature, and more
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CVAC Hypobaric Chamber FAQ’s
Unlike hypobaric chambers that work by increasing the air pressure in order to saturate the blood with oxygen and stimulate healing, the CVAC is based on the benefits created by constant and rapid pressure changes.
CVAC Hypobaric Chamber sessions start off at around $45 per session. We offer several multi-session packages. Contact us today to schedule your first regenerative session!
CVAC is intended for short-term effects and is more about improving overall fitness without the aggressive physical exertion often associated with an exercise regimen. Athletes have reported a gain in recovery, endurance, and power.
The creators of the machine, CVAC Systems, Inc., maintain that CVAC therapy has many of the same benefits as intense exercise. Comparing exercise to a CVAC session, the creators state that while both exercise and CVAC challenge the body in order to improve fitness, CVAC does so by varying air pressure, causing the body to adapt to the increased demand caused by the changes. As the body naturally adapts to the changes in air pressure, fitness is improved and accelerated.
It is thought that spending 20 minutes in the pod just three times a week can improve circulation, boost oxygen-rich blood cells, reduce lactic acid, and potentially stimulate mitochondrial biogenesis and stem-cell production.
A CVAC Hypobaric Chamber session boasts the following benefits:
- Improved stamina and energy
- Increased endurance
- Reduced inflammation and swelling
- Improved sleeping patterns
- Improved mental acuity and alertness
Ease and Safety of CVAC SessionsCompared to exercise, completing a CVAC session is a walk in the walk. All you need to do is sit inside the pod and let the machine do the work for you. Although to be more accurate, it is your body that does the work as it automatically adjusts to the changes brought about by the CVAC pod.
Compared to exercise, completing a CVAC session is a walk in the walk. All you need to do is sit inside the pod and let the machine do the work for you. Although to be more accurate, it is your body that does the work as it automatically adjusts to the changes brought about by the CVAC pod.
CVAC sessions are suitable for people of all fitness levels and all sizes, and improved fitness and physical conditioning can result in any person.
The therapy is easy. All you need to do is sit and relax in the pod, while an external pump adjusts the barometric pressure inside, simulating increases and decreases in altitude.
But that’s not where the science ends. As the pump forces the pressure to go down, the amount of breathable air available decreases too. In this controlled environment, the patient is taken through a range of altitudes – from sea level, to 22,500 feet – with intermediate heights along the way.
The standard pod session last 20 minutes, but sessions can go as long as an hour depending on your current level of fitness and your desired results. While negative side-effects would normally result from ascending and descending altitude, these do not apply to CVAC therapy as the amount of time spent at each altitude is so short.
The only side effect that can occur during in a CVAC session is ear discomfort due to the changes in altitude, similar to that which is experienced during takeoff and landing on a flight. Ear clearing techniques are discussed prior to the session to help your ears to adjust to the changes.
You can even bring your mobile device with you to help you pass the time during your session.
The pod-shaped CVAC is a little like the space craft from your dreams. You can fly it up to 22,500 feet above sea level and experience conditions that are similar climates as what you would find at higher altitudes in Peru’s Andes mountain range!
The following are contraindications for CVAC System. We recommend you consult with a medical professional wIth any medical questions or concerns. You should not use CVAC:
- If you have a cold, flu, sinus allergies, infection, toothache or any condition that would prevent you from equalizing the pressure in your ears while using CVAC.
- If you are not medically cleared to fly, you should not use CVAC.