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Oxygen Therapy

Hydrotherapy reimagined.

30-minute sessions in 40°C water. Hydrate before and after.

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Duration
0
min
Bubble size
2,500× smaller than skin pores
Walk-in
R450
per session
Member
R425
per session
What it does

Sit in 40°C water infused with billions of ultra-fine oxygen nanobubbles — small enough to pass through skin pores and into soft tissue. Powered by the Bimini NanoJet system, the same technology used by Rice University Sports Medicine. A novel hydrotherapy modality that combines the relaxation of warm-water immersion with the perfusion of oxygen.

Hydrotherapy reimagined.

  • Ultra-fine oxygen nanobubbles 2,500× smaller than your skin pores, perfusing into soft tissue while you soak
  • Used in collegiate athletic recovery — Rice University Sports Medicine has used the Bimini NanoJet system with over 100 athletes
  • Participants consistently report a sense of deep relaxation and mental clarity after sessions
  • May support recovery between training sessions — early observational data suggests improvements in recovery markers. Results vary
  • Warm-water immersion at 40°C — promotes a sense of recovery, circulation and calm
The science

Ultra-fine bubbles (nanobubbles) are small enough to pass through skin pores into soft tissue, allowing oxygen perfusion alongside the relaxation of warm-water immersion. An early observational evaluation by Rice University Sports Medicine (Miller, Paske & Tran, 2022 — whitepaper, n=10, no control group) reported user-perceived improvements in recovery and mental clarity. This is preliminary signal, not a randomized controlled trial.

Who it's for
01

Athletes between hard sessions

A relaxing warm-water modality that pairs hydrotherapy with oxygen perfusion. Used in collegiate sports medicine as part of a wider recovery toolkit between training days.

02

Anyone chasing deep relaxation

40°C warm-water immersion is its own reward. Users consistently report a sense of mental clarity and calm afterwards — a different kind of recovery to ice or compression.

03

Curious about something new

A novel modality in the South African recovery landscape. Distinct from the ice bath (cold) and infrared sauna (radiant heat) — this is warm water with ultra-fine oxygen nanobubbles. Worth experiencing.

Trusted by athletes

Athletes recover here.

Real sessions, shot at the hub — international athletes using the same oxygen therapy you can book in Randburg.

England Rugby players in oxygen nanobubble hydrotherapy at the Botthms Wellness Hub, Randburg
England Rugby
England Rugby player in Bimini oxygen nanobubble hydrotherapy at the Botthms Wellness Hub, Randburg
England Rugby · Bimini NanoJet
Session timeline
01
Pre-session
Hydrate well before arriving. Shower-rinse, change into swimwear, towel provided. No goggles or eye protection required.
02
Enter the water
Step into the warm 40°C bath. The NanoJet system is already running — the water carries billions of ultra-fine oxygen nanobubbles, invisible to the eye, giving the water a soft, slightly cloudy quality.
03
Soak
Settle in for the full 30 minutes. Most users find their breathing slows naturally. There is nothing active to do — the immersion and the nanobubbles are the treatment.
04
Finish
Step out, rinse, dry off. Hydrate again. Many users report a deep sense of relaxation and mental clarity — give yourself a few minutes before driving or training.
Medical screening required

Warm-water immersion at 40°C is a cardiovascular stimulus. Some conditions require medical clearance before your first session — including pregnancy, uncontrolled hypertension, cardiovascular disease, and certain medications. Our team screens every first-time client.

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From the journal

Oxygen Therapy (Nanobubble Hydrotherapy): Benefits & Evidence

What oxygen nanobubble hydrotherapy actually is, what the evidence does and doesn’t show, and who it’s for — an honest look at one of the newer recovery modalities.

Read the science →
Frequently asked
No — opposite, in fact. An ice bath uses cold immersion to constrict blood vessels and dampen acute inflammation. Oxygen Therapy is warm-water (40°C) immersion with ultra-fine oxygen nanobubbles — a relaxation and recovery modality, not a cold-shock one.