CRPmg/L
−51%
80%of patients decreased
CRP is a marker of inflammation. A 51% average reduction indicates a significant decrease in systemic inflammation.
Health / Inflammation
Inflammation. The Root of Most Chronic Disease.
Reduce it. Flush it. Recover with thinAir.
Inflammatory markers
Significant reduction in damaging inflammation.
78%
Decrease
CRPC-Reactive Protein
72%
Reduction
IL-6Interleukin-6
79%
Lower
TNF-αTumor Necrosis Factor Alpha
59%
Less
Oxidative Stress8-OHdG
Blood results
thinAir technology supports reduction of inflammation & improved wellbeing.
Significant reductions in inflammation (CRP & ESR) and improvements in blood health (HBG & HCT), based on 11 independent participants measured before and after thinAir exposure. Full results →
ESRmm/hr
−41%
90%of patients decreased
ESR reflects inflammation in the body. A 41% average reduction shows improved inflammatory status.
HBGg/dL
+3%
50%of patients improved
Haemoglobin improved, supporting better oxygen transport and reduced fatigue.
HCT%
+4%
80%of patients improved
Haematocrit improved, indicating better red blood cell health and circulation.
Average results from 11 independent participants, measured before and after thinAir exposure.
Inflammation
The root of most chronic disease.
Many chronic diseases, both neurological and systemic, are now understood to have inflammation as a core pathological driver. This doesn't mean inflammation is always the cause, but rather that it sustains or worsens the disease.
thinAir is effective at reducing chronic and systemic inflammation from the brain and body. By flushing stubborn and harmful inflammation, the body is able to work more efficiently and restore lost function.
We have successfully helped a range of people with conditions ranging from Multiple Sclerosis, Crohn's Disease, Fibromyalgia and many more (see below) to live fuller lives.
Fighting inflammation in your body with thinAir
Research shows that chronic inflammation in the body and brain plays a major role in many of the world's most common illnesses, including heart disease, diabetes, arthritis, Alzheimer's disease, depression, autoimmune disorders, and some cancers. Experts estimate that inflammation-related chronic diseases contribute to more than half of deaths worldwide.
Healthy inflammation is essential because it helps the body fight infections and heal injuries, but when inflammation becomes long-term and uncontrolled, it can slowly damage tissues, blood vessels, organs, and brain cells.
Flushing out harmful chronic inflammation, without removing the body's normal immune defences, has potential benefits including lower risk of chronic disease, reduced pain and fatigue, better brain function and memory, healthier ageing, improved heart health, and possibly a longer lifespan.
Chronic inflammation is linked to over 90% of chronic diseases and is a leading driver of ageing.
Reducing inflammation isn't just about symptom relief. It's about changing your long-term health trajectory.
Diseases driven by chronic inflammation
A breakdown by brain and body.
Focusing on conditions where chronic or dysregulated inflammation plays a central role.
Brain / nervous system
- Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
Autoimmune inflammation targets the myelin sheath of neurons, leading to demyelination, nerve damage and neurological symptoms. - Alzheimer's Disease
Chronic neuroinflammation is now recognised as a key driver. Microglia become activated and release inflammatory cytokines. - Parkinson's Disease
Neuroinflammation contributes to the degeneration of dopaminergic neurons. - Major Depressive Disorder (in some cases)
Elevated inflammatory markers (CRP, IL-6) seen in some patients. - Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
Inflammation can persist and contribute to secondary brain damage. - Epilepsy
Inflammatory processes may lower seizure threshold and promote seizure activity.
Body / systemic
- Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA)
Autoimmune inflammation targets synovial joints. - Crohn's Disease & Ulcerative Colitis
Persistent intestinal inflammation. - Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE)
Widespread inflammation across multiple organ systems. - Psoriasis & Psoriatic Arthritis
Skin and joints inflamed due to immune dysregulation. - Type 1 Diabetes
Autoimmune destruction of pancreatic beta cells. - Atherosclerosis (heart disease)
Chronic inflammation of blood-vessel walls. - Obesity & Metabolic Syndrome
Low-grade systemic inflammation contributes to insulin resistance. - Asthma
Chronic inflammation of the airways. - COPD
Lung inflammation damages airways over time.
Diseases that bridge brain and body
- Long COVID / post-viral syndromes
- Chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS)
Inflammatory and neuroimmune hypotheses. - Fibromyalgia
Potential role for neuroinflammation. - Autoimmune encephalitis
- Lupus cerebritis
Brain involvement in SLE.
Inflammation is not just a symptom. It's a driver. Address it at the source. Restore the body's ability to heal.
Flush inflammation
Restore function. Live better.
thinAir Adaptive Oxygen Therapy helps reduce chronic inflammation at the cellular level, so your body can repair, regenerate, and perform at its best.
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Reduces inflammation
Reduces chronic and systemic inflammation.
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Cellular repair
Improves cellular repair and tissue regeneration.
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Energy & clarity
Restores energy, mobility and mental clarity.
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Long-term health
Supports long-term health, resilience and longevity.
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