carbonic acid (CO₂) applied to skin produces an anti-inflammatory response
CO₂ has an anti-inflammatory effect when applied to the skin.
What this means for you
Chronic low-grade inflammation is linked to joint discomfort, slower recovery, and accelerated aging. When CO₂ contact with skin triggers an anti-inflammatory response, it may help the body dial down that background inflammatory load — supporting easier movement, less post-activity soreness, and a general sense of physical ease.
The published research
CO2 Balneotherapy for Arterial Occlusion Diseases*:
· 1985
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