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- 1. Ivan Engler was awarded by Peace Medal of United Nations Organisation. The team of UNPROFOR, in which he was a member, got a collective Nobel Peace Prize in 1988.
- 3. • • • • • Ivan Engler (* 13. June 1931, Trenčín) is a Slovak-born Austrian surgeon – traumatologist and scientist, author of „Ionised Oxygen Therapy“. He´s worked as a chief surgeon in Slovakia and abroad, too. He´s been a chief surgeon in a UN force field hospital in Cyprus. In 1980 he founded Ionised Oxygen Therapy. (IO2Th/Engler). He developed the device "Oxygen Ion 3000/by Dr.Engler" and "VNS Diagnosis/ by Dr.Engler“- both certificated as the medical equipment. A part of his life he´s spent in a town Hnúšťa.
- 4. For his 80th birthday in 2011, the University of Salzburg (NAWI) held a celebration in his honor. In the same year, the German Society of Natural Therapy –ZAEN, appointed him in the same year an honorary member and awarded him with the Golden Needle. He also was appointed an honorary member by the German Society for Oncology-DGO. In 2013 he bocame a honorary freeman of town Hnúšťa. He´s been living in Salzburg with his son Andreas Stephan Martin and doughter Anna Franziska.
- 5. In his native town Trenčín was exposed a memorable board to doctor, scientist and writer prof. MUDr. Ivan Engler, PhD., who took personally attendance at this event on 28. October 2011.
- 6. • How does it work? „Live oxygen“ is aimed for all age groups with no limits. It´s absolutely healthy clean with no secondary effects. It is an oxygen which gives the cure. • It is very important for the function of organism. No everybody knows the expression „Live oxygen“. In the other countries the „Live oxygen“ is known directly as a therapy by Ionized oxygen and it is also known not only in comercional sphere as additional cure, but in medical sphere of medicine, too. • The air in our cities is contaminated by poluttion and exhalation and using especially „Live oxygen“ is the way how to get „the vitamines of air“ inside our bodies. • That´s why we don´t often have to visit seaside-countries, or alpine areas in this hectic time. • „Live oxygen“ is here just for us.
- 7. Ionized Oxygen can help to fight with a cancer Therapy, which is named by him TIO2 Engler, was established in 1980. Its application is preventive and therapeutic, too. At a present time, there is approximately thousand of workstations in all over the world, which use this method. There are only several workstations in Slovakia, one is in Bratislava and three are in Košice. Due to doctor´s opinion, Ionized oxygen helps to get physical power better in a higher age. „I can confirm it myself, says the author of therapy who has already got 29 year old son and 7 year old doughter. „ An old man is able to have a child, thanks to Ionized oxygen therapy“ he says with a smile. He advices seniors to take a cure 2-3 times a year.
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