Description
The BAHI immune support therapy package brings together four complementary treatments: the Sonix platform, photobiomodulation, hydrogen inhalation and a hyperbaric chamber session. Together, they create a comprehensive wellbeing programme designed to support microcirculation, oxygenation, the body’s natural recovery processes and healthy immune function.
Sonix – vibrations to support circulation and lymphatic flow
Sonix is an advanced whole-body vibration platform powered by sonic waves rather than a conventional motor. Research into sonic vibration suggests that low-frequency vibrations may help support circulation, activate deep muscle groups and stimulate lymphatic flow. They may also have a beneficial effect on inflammatory markers, supporting physical wellbeing and the body’s natural defences.
Within the package, Sonix acts as an energising warm-up, stimulating circulation and preparing the body for the oxygenation and recovery-focused treatments that follow.
Photobiomodulation – a mitochondrial boost for immune support
Photobiomodulation uses red and near-infrared light to stimulate the mitochondria, encouraging increased energy production (ATP) and modulating levels of reactive oxygen species. Recent reviews suggest that PBM may influence the function of immune cells, including macrophages, T cells and dendritic cells. It may also help balance the inflammatory response and support the body’s natural repair processes, which may be relevant both in cases of chronic inflammation and during recovery following an infection.
Combined with Sonix, which supports blood flow, PBM provides an additional boost of cellular energy to support healthy immune function.
Hydrogen inhalation – antioxidant support for the immune system
Hydrogen inhalation involves breathing a mixture of hydrogen and oxygen, allowing H₂ to reach the tissues and mitochondria rapidly. Research suggests that hydrogen may selectively neutralise harmful free radicals, inhibit the NLRP3 inflammasome and influence lymphocyte populations. These effects may help moderate an excessive inflammatory response and improve perceived fatigue in people with autoimmune conditions.
In the context of immune wellbeing, this may promote a healthier balance between an overactive inflammatory response and insufficient natural defence mechanisms.
Hyperbaric chamber – deep oxygenation and immune support
A hyperbaric chamber delivers almost 100% oxygen at increased pressure, significantly increasing its concentration in the blood plasma and tissues. Recent studies suggest that hyperbaric oxygen therapy may do more than address insufficient tissue oxygenation. It may also influence immune function by modifying cytokine profiles, supporting lymphocyte function and helping reduce the excessive activation of neutrophils and other pro-inflammatory cells.
Enhanced oxygen availability may additionally support the body’s natural tissue repair processes, which can be particularly valuable during periods of fatigue or recovery.
How does BAHI support immune wellbeing holistically?
Sonix stimulates circulation and lymphatic flow, while photobiomodulation provides an energy boost for the mitochondria within immune cells. Hydrogen inhalation helps reduce oxidative stress, and the hyperbaric chamber promotes deep tissue oxygenation. Together, these therapies create a cascade of complementary stimuli designed to support key elements of the immune response.
For guests, this may mean faster recovery following illness or physical exertion, greater resilience against persistent fatigue, a perceived improvement in immune wellbeing, and a noticeable increase in energy and overall physical comfort.
Contraindications and recommendations
Particular care should be taken with Sonix and hyperbaric chamber treatments in cases of recent injury, advanced heart disease, unstable lung conditions, pneumothorax, certain middle-ear disorders and pregnancy. Prior medical consultation is essential in these circumstances.
PBM may not be suitable in cases of active cancer within the treatment area or when taking photosensitising medication. Hydrogen inhalation should be administered with particular care in individuals with severe respiratory failure and when very high flow rates are used. Research suggests that such high-flow protocols may temporarily suppress the function of certain lymphocyte populations in healthy individuals.
We recommend having a light meal, staying well hydrated and wearing comfortable clothing. It is also advisable to plan a restful day following the session, allowing the body to make the most of the package’s recovery and immune-supporting potential.
