EWOT Machine, Plus Full IHHT, In One Cabinet

EWOT (Exercise With Oxygen Therapy) is one of five training modes on the Mito2™ system. You get the EWOT session your clients ask for, and the programmed hypoxic-hyperoxic protocols that keep them progressing, without a second machine or a reservoir bag rig on your floor.

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What you get on the floor

Higher-oxygen air on demand

EWOT runs as a built-in Mito2 training mode, so you do not need a separate reservoir bag system on the floor.

Guided intervals

Touchscreen protocols pace the session instead of relying on a stopwatch and staff memory.

Real-time SpO2

Dual pulse oximetry with an 80% SpO2 safety floor monitors every client, in every mode.

One cabinet

Standard 110V outlet, no plumbing, no compressed gas cylinders, no room build-out.

EWOT vs IHHT, in plain language

EWOT

Exercise With Oxygen Therapy has the client breathe higher-oxygen air while moving, so the extra oxygen is delivered under exertion. It is a delivery method: oxygen plus effort.

IHHT

Intermittent Hypoxic-Hyperoxic Training alternates programmed low-oxygen and higher-oxygen intervals at rest, creating a controlled altitude-like stimulus at normal pressure so cells adapt to how they sense and use oxygen.

Why facilities run both

EWOT is familiar and easy to sell. IHHT is the adaptation-focused protocol with the deeper published literature. On Mito2 both live in one machine, so you can start clients where they are comfortable and progress them.

Mito2 creates a controlled, altitude-like hypoxic stimulus by lowering the oxygen concentration at normal barometric pressure. It is not equivalent to physically being at altitude. Mito2 is a general wellness modality, not a treatment for any medical condition.

Why facilities consolidate oxygen services

  • One cabinet instead of an EWOT cart plus a separate altitude unit.
  • Every session logged and paced the same way, whoever is on shift.
  • A progression path: start clients on EWOT, move them into full IHHT protocols.
  • Staff trained once, on one interface, with the CAT™ credential coursework included.

EWOT machine questions, answered

What is an EWOT machine?

An EWOT machine supplies higher-oxygen air to a client through a mask while they exercise. Traditional setups use a reservoir bag filled by an oxygen concentrator; the Mito2 system delivers the higher-oxygen phase directly as a programmed training mode.

Does Mito2 replace a traditional EWOT setup?

Mito2 includes EWOT as one of five training modes (Adaptive, Conditioning, Optimized, Custom, EWOT), so a single cabinet covers EWOT sessions plus full IHHT protocols without a bag-and-cart setup taking up floor space.

EWOT vs IHHT: which should a facility offer?

EWOT is simple to explain and pairs naturally with a training floor. IHHT is the protocol with more published research behind cellular adaptation. Because Mito2 runs both, most facilities lead with whichever their clients already understand and expand from there.

How long is an EWOT session?

EWOT sessions are typically 15 minutes of movement while breathing the higher-oxygen mixture. Full IHHT protocols on the same machine run about 40 to 50 minutes.

What does an EWOT machine cost?

Mito2 shares current pricing directly with facility owners. Request the info pack and we will send pricing, what is included, and space requirements.

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