Mito2 Wellness Technology

Simulated Altitude Therapy Equipment for Wellness Facilities

Mito2 is a professional Simulated Altitude Therapy system, clinically known as Intermittent Hypoxic-Hyperoxic Training (IHHT). It delivers Active Cellular Training through programmed hypoxic and hyperoxic oxygen intervals, with real-time SpO2 safety monitoring on every client.

What Mito2 is

Mito2 is a turnkey IHHT platform built for wellness facilities including medical spas, chiropractic facilities, integrative medical practices, performance gyms, trainers, and wellness centers. A single technician can run safe, fully programmed 40 to 50 minute sessions on standard 110V power.

Each session alternates short intervals of low-oxygen air with higher-oxygen air, recreating the cellular signal of training at altitude without leaving the facility. The mechanism is rooted in the HIF-1 alpha oxygen-sensing pathway recognized by the 2019 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine. Mito2 is a wellness modality, not a treatment for any medical condition.

Why facilities add Mito2

Turnkey simulated altitude therapy equipment for wellness facilities.
Real-time SpO2 monitoring with an 80 percent SpO2 safety floor.
Five training modes: Adaptive, Conditioning, Optimized, Custom, and EWOT.
Designed, engineered, and supported in the USA by Ergo Flex Technologies in Conroe, Texas.
CAT (Certified Altitude Technician) credential program through O2 Pro Academy: 13 modules and 57 lessons.
Essentials Kit included: Personal O2 Mask, Filter, Squeeze ball, Backpack, and Strap.
Optional Oasis Lounger (Full Body Relax) zero-gravity seating for elevated client experience.

How it differs from hyperbaric oxygen

Hyperbaric therapy is passive and pushes extra oxygen into tissue under pressure. Simulated Altitude Therapy (IHHT) is active cellular training: the body responds to a programmed oxygen challenge and adapts. Different mechanism, different equipment footprint, different experience.

Pricing and demos

Pricing is shared after a short qualification conversation to confirm fit. Request pricing or a demo at https://mito2.com or call +1 (936) 280-5333.

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IHHT Glossary

A comprehensive A-Z guide to IHHT terminology and cellular wellness concepts. Understanding these terms will help you better communicate the science behind Mito2 technology to your clients.

A

Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP)

The primary energy currency of cells, produced mainly in the mitochondria. IHHT training helps optimize ATP production for improved cellular energy.

Altitude Training

A training method that exposes the body to reduced oxygen levels similar to high altitude. IHHT simulates this effect in a controlled, efficient manner.

B

Biohacking

The practice of using science, technology, and lifestyle modifications to optimize health, performance, and well-being. IHHT is considered an advanced biohacking modality.

C

Capillarization

The formation of new capillaries (tiny blood vessels), which improves oxygen delivery to tissues. Enhanced through intermittent hypoxic exposure.

Cellular Respiration

The process by which cells convert nutrients into ATP energy using oxygen. IHHT optimizes this fundamental metabolic process.

Cellular Wellness

A health approach focused on optimizing function at the cellular level, particularly mitochondrial health and energy production.

E

Erythropoietin (EPO)

A hormone produced by the kidneys that stimulates red blood cell production. Hypoxic training naturally increases EPO levels.

EWOT (Exercise With Oxygen Therapy)

A protocol combining physical exercise with supplemental oxygen. Different from IHHT which does not require physical exertion.

H

HBOT (Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy)

A treatment using pressurized chambers with 100% oxygen. Unlike IHHT, requires specialized pressure chambers and does not include hypoxic phases.

HIF-1α (Hypoxia-Inducible Factor 1-alpha)

A master regulator protein activated during low oxygen conditions. The discovery of HIF-1α won the 2019 Nobel Prize in Medicine. It triggers beneficial adaptations including improved oxygen utilization and mitochondrial function.

Hyperoxia

Exposure to elevated oxygen levels during the recovery phase of IHHT. The hyperoxic phase accelerates reoxygenation, amplifies the redox signal, and supports rapid restoration of SpO₂.

Hypoxia

A state of reduced oxygen availability. Controlled, intermittent hypoxia (~11–15% O₂) triggers beneficial cellular adaptations by activating HIF-1α without harmful effects.

I

IHHT (Intermittent Hypoxic-Hyperoxic Training)

A wellness technology that alternates between periods of reduced oxygen (hypoxia) and elevated oxygen (hyperoxia) to stimulate cellular adaptation and optimize mitochondrial function.

Interval Training

A training protocol that alternates between periods of high and low intensity. IHHT applies this principle to oxygen levels rather than physical exertion.

L

Longevity

The science and practice of extending healthy lifespan. IHHT supports longevity through cellular optimization and mitochondrial health.

M

Metabolic Health

The optimal functioning of metabolic processes including blood sugar regulation, lipid metabolism, and energy production.

Mito2

The brand name for advanced IHHT equipment designed for wellness facilities, featuring automated protocols, real-time monitoring, and dual configurations (lounger and bike).

Mitochondria

The "powerhouses" of cells responsible for producing ATP energy. IHHT specifically targets mitochondrial health and efficiency.

Mitochondrial Biogenesis

The process of creating new mitochondria within cells. IHHT training stimulates mitochondrial biogenesis for improved energy production capacity.

Mitophagy

The cellular process of removing damaged or dysfunctional mitochondria. IHHT triggers healthy mitophagy, clearing out inefficient mitochondria.

N

Normoxia

Normal atmospheric oxygen levels (approximately 21% O₂). This is the baseline against which hypoxic and hyperoxic states are measured.

O

Oxidative Stress

An imbalance between free radicals and antioxidants in the body. Controlled hypoxic exposure can improve antioxidant defenses.

Oxygen Saturation (SpO₂)

The percentage of hemoglobin in the blood that is carrying oxygen. Monitored during IHHT sessions to ensure safe, effective training.

P

Passive Training

A wellness modality that provides benefits without physical exertion. IHHT is passive, clients simply breathe through a mask while relaxing.

Pulse Oximetry

A non-invasive method of measuring blood oxygen saturation. Mito2 systems use continuous pulse oximetry for real-time session monitoring.

R

Reactive Oxygen Species (ROS)

Molecules produced during cellular metabolism. Controlled hypoxia helps regulate ROS levels and improve antioxidant defenses.

Recovery

The process of restoring the body after physical stress or illness. IHHT accelerates recovery through enhanced cellular oxygenation.

Red Blood Cells (Erythrocytes)

Blood cells that carry oxygen from the lungs to tissues. IHHT training can increase red blood cell production and oxygen-carrying capacity.

S

Session Protocol

The specific parameters of an IHHT session including duration, oxygen levels, and cycle timing. Mito2 offers customizable protocols for different goals.

Simulated Altitude

Recreating the reduced oxygen conditions found at high altitudes without changing elevation. IHHT provides this benefit at sea level.

V

VO₂ Max

The maximum rate of oxygen consumption during exercise, a key indicator of cardiovascular fitness. IHHT can improve VO₂ Max without intense physical exertion.

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