Purified breathing air as an active ingredient for stress and burnout

About a holistic energy cure for regeneration and prevention for use at home and in companies.

Atmospheric oxygen, 21 percent of which is contained in atmospheric air, keeps us alive. Saving lives through mouth-to-mouth resuscitation is possible because we exhale around three-quarters of the oxygen we breathe in unused. In the case of illness, sleep disorders, lack of energy, stress (burnout), poor diet and exercise, as well as in advanced age, the body increasingly loses its own ability to convert atmospheric oxygen into metabolic energy in the best possible way.

"Since we cannot change the body, we change the air it breathes",

says Guido Bierther, founder of the biotech start-up Airnergy from Hennef near Bonn.

Using photosynthesis as a model, Airnergy has now developed a medically effective process in which atmospheric oxygen is processed in the same way as it is in nature with the help of sunlight and the green leaves of plants. Neither oxygen is increased, nor ionized or ozone added. The mode of action is explained solely by the biological importance of atmospheric oxygen for the formation and regeneration of cells in general. Spirovitalization is a natural healing method that is also attracting attention in conventional medical circles.

The physiotherapist and long-time companion of Michael Schumacher, Balbir Singh from India, is an ambassador for spirovital therapy. Singh confirms:

"Airnergy helps the body to get more energy out of the air we breathe. There are far more reserves in the air than we can imagine."

Balbir Singh

Prof. Dr. Klaus Jung, MD, headed the Department of Sports Medicine, Prevention and Rehabilitation at Johannes Gutenberg University in Mainz for 25 years. With his extensive scientific experience, particularly in the prevention and rehabilitation of chronic diseases, he sees spirovital therapy as a good supplement and extension of conventional therapy methods in the prevention and treatment of the "widespread disease" burnout.

An energy station from Airnergy is available in various designs.

The "Avant Garde" design device in the "cristal" version was awarded the European Health & Spa Award 2010 in the "Best Technical Product Innovation" category.

The "Medical Plus" device was officially approved as a medical product in 2010.

Energy is absorbed via lightweight breathing goggles or a headset.

Just 20 minutes of Airnergy breathing helps with regeneration, fitness, concentration and endurance.

The singer Herbert Grönemeyer described his experience as follows:

"Airnergy has the paradoxical quality, it invigorates and it calms at the same time. It really is a stimulating, invigorating device that I wouldn't want to be without. I am a self-confessed Airnergetic."

Herbert Grönemeyer

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