Hocatt saunas

I just learned about HOCATT saunas, they use UV light, Ozone therapy, pemf and carbonic acid treatment all in one 30 min. sauna. Wondering if anyone has used this therapy sounds viable but looking for people who have actuall tried it. Also looking into trying it but can't find a treatment center here in Mass. yet.

I've not used that but I have been using an ozone sauna for about two months. I started at 5 days a week and now I do one or two days. I drive over an hour to get to it so I had to cut back. Great detox-my entire upper body got rashed up-which is good-junk coming out. I really am thinking of buying one.
I think the key to this fight is making daily progress so at home therapy is best

I been told b others that its a detox rash-many others.
Google the subject and you can find many speaking about it
I believe your doc is mistaken.

Antonio I believe you are probably correct....it can be an allergic reaction or detox...for me it was an allergic reaction and I've stopped these treatments. How do I know? In the Hocatt the ozone is released from tubes that are right behind my knees. So when I started this the ozone was at a very low level. My reaction of intense itching was that evening afterwards but since I had started several treatments I wasn't sure what is was related to. After it happened again I asked the nurse and she is the one who told me where the tubes were located and that I was having a direct allergic response to the ozone and that I would have to stop the treatments. My doctor has been doing this a long time so they know how to tell the difference between allergy vs. detoxing. So again for me it was an allergic reaction.

Well, yeah, it just depends on the person. Two great examples of that right here.

Krimpet, shame you can't use the ozone sauna anymore, but maybe you could still benefit from an infrared one?

Magoo, I'm glad that you're fortunate enough to have access to something that works so well for you in helping your body to detoxify.

I imagine the rashes are possible for anybody, yeah.

I looked up sweat rashes, and, apparently, it happens when sweat isn't able to escape, because you're sweating so much. Sounds kind of contradictory, but.. Dr. Google knows best, right? (Joke. Might wanna actually look deeper into it, if interested).

The sweat being filled with toxins playing a part sounds believable as well.