Carbon baths are gas baths, and their effect is based on the impact of carbon dioxide on the human body. This procedure normalizes high blood pressure, increases the amount of oxygen in the blood, which enhances the oxygen supply to the skin, muscles, organs, glands, and brain with oxygen-rich blood and other vital elements, and activates the lymphatic system. 

The Traction Method is the most convenient technique for treating compression syndromes in the spine. Its main advantage is that it can be performed at home. The traction method is effective for treating muscle spasms, reducing intradiscal pressure, and alleviating protrusions and hernias. To enhance the effect of traction, massage or physiotherapeutic methods that promote muscle relaxation can be used before the procedure. 

Carboxytherapy is an injection procedure that involves the use of carbon dioxide for pain relief, spasm elimination, and stimulation of regeneration processes. Carbon dioxide alleviates pain, triggers local adaptation mechanisms, and ensures deep relaxation of muscle fibers.Rheumatological diseasesArthrosis, intervertebral hernias, osteochondrosisPain syndromes in the spineDystrophic changes in intervertebral discsSpinal cord dysfunction, vestibular disordersNeurotic disorders associated with insufficient cerebral circulationChronic pain syndrome during degenerative diseases of the musculoskeletal system (POA, spondyloarthrosis), rehabilitation after injuries and surgical interventionsSkin diseases: psoriasis, alopecia, scars after acne