Oxyhydrogen sessions involve breathing a blend of hydrogen and oxygen gases in a calm, controlled setting. Sessions are offered as part of a wellbeing experience and are intended to complement personal self-care routines focused on rest, comfort, and relaxation.

At Battersea Park Clinic, client comfort and wellbeing are important to us. Oxyhydrogen sessions are offered as a wellbeing experience, and individual responses can vary.

If you have an existing medical condition, are under medical care, or have any concerns about whether a session is suitable for you, we recommend speaking with a qualified healthcare professional before booking.

Our team is happy to answer general questions about the experience and help you decide whether it feels appropriate for your personal wellbeing routine. We do not provide medical advice.

Oxyhydrogen sessions are offered in set time slots, and session length is a personal choice based on comfort and preference. Some people choose shorter sessions, while others prefer longer periods of quiet time as part of their wellbeing routine.

Oxyhydrogen sessions are offered in a controlled wellbeing setting. As with any new experience, individuals are encouraged to consider their personal circumstances and seek medical advice if they have specific health concerns.

Oxyhydrogen sessions at Battersea Park Clinic are offered as an optional wellbeing experience. There is no obligation to continue beyond any individual session, and participation is always based on personal choice.

We do not make medical or clinical claims about oxyhydrogen sessions. If you have questions or concerns related to health, dependence, or suitability, we recommend speaking with a qualified healthcare professional.

Oxyhydrogen sessions are offered as a wellbeing experience only. If you have any medical conditions, are taking medication, or have concerns about whether a session is suitable for you, we recommend speaking with a qualified healthcare professional before booking.

Our team is happy to provide general information about the experience but cannot offer medical advice.