I wish I could afford this. I have a TBI, lost knowledge of time, person, place for the first three months. I’m two years out and still experiencing lots of balance, memory, emotional issue. I’m a therapist and I can’t afford the treatments that work. We are slaves in America
I just finished my 2nd session with 38 to go treating my TBI. Its definitely exciting trying this therapy, i just wish more care providers recognized its benefits
My 9 yo is doing treatment now! 13 dives so far (possibly will need 40 total). Her foot surgery wouldn’t heal for 10 months, now it’s finally healing ❤
It's hard to find a doctor that will have one, because i don't think any insurance company's cover this, big pharma stop that, they don't want people to get well.
No, that’s a lie. It’ll destroy lung tissue. A simple google search will tell you that breathing in ozone is a bad idea. In fact there’s a warning on the machine to not breathe ozone in because of its harmful effects on the body
@@christinacutlass1694 so in total I did more than 40 90 minute sessions of hbot. It’s very good. But I experimented with ozone enemas which absorbs ozone into the blood. It’s more convenient but it’s fair to say the therapies are similar but different. Hbot improved brain function better and releases stem cells more than the ozone therapy but ozone felt better for the body healing mild to moderate chronic pain from arthritis. As a result Walking isn’t painful any longer. Another big factor was the ozone enemas are much cheaper and more convenient. So in my opinion ozone is a much greater value of time and money. Because ozone is like oxygen on steroids. Another thing you can do as much ozone as you are comfortable with. The doctors will restrict your duration of therapy and benefits. Once you reach a level of ozone uptake you only need to maintain. To one ozone enema a month. There is very little info on the subject. Cause it’s a huge money saver. Hope this helps.
since it's all glass, and it's pretty big, it probably wouldn't be too claustrophobic. i am claustrophobic and the way i work around that is blindfold myself when i go into an mri machine. makes it a piece of cake. so you could bring an eye cover with you just in case.
What are the negative effects from these treatments? How long and how often can/should you use these e.g. what would happen if you were to sleep in one of these every night fit 7-8hrs?
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Short answer: it’s 100% oxygen to help deep tissues have more oxygen to induce angiogenesis. But more oxygen also means it feeds cancer cells and extremely toxic. You don’t want to be in there for longer than 2 hours
John’s Hopkins says this about hyperbaric oxygen therapy: Possible symptoms or side effects after HBOT can include fatigue and lightheadedness. More severe problems can include: Lung damage Fluid buildup or bursting (rupture) of the middle ear Sinus damage Changes in vision, causing nearsightedness, or myopia Oxygen poisoning, which can cause lung failure, fluid in the lungs, or seizures
What about reactive oxygen species (ROS), the concern of increased oxidation and oxygen toxicity in the body? ROS cause damage to DNA, RNA, and proteins.
Is it possible to deliver a pregnant woman with a severe heart defect in your pressure chamber, accompanied by severe hypoxia and hypoxemia of the pregnant woman and fetus?🙏
With regards to oxygen therapy would it mean that the longer you've had the problem & also the more problems that you've got Then the more oxygen therapy sessions that you will need?!
Did my second dive today. Got a bad wound on my toe and I'm Diabetic. The toe is safe, but my podiatrist says this will speed the healing. They have a TV, but how I WISH I could use my MP3 player. I understand the safety reasons. I feel good. Thank God my insurance covered it, though the hospital had to jump through hoops!
Same for me I start Tom for diabetic foot ulcers with osteomyelitis I had to do antibiotics first and my blood work had to be elevated while off antibiotics big ol hassle . I’m scared but it has to be done .
Thwy have different protocols to treat different things. In fact I am doing HBOT treatment for rejuvenation and anti aging (cellular healing) along with NAD+
My primary care physician? The guy that told me to get my vitamins from eating breakfast cereal! I doubt he knows about this.. Yes I know, I need another primary care MD
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Hi. I am from Bangladesh. My mother is an oral cancer survivor. She got necrosis on her left jaw because of radio therapy. She has stainless steel on her operated area(mouth). Is it risky to get HBOT for her having stainless steel(scrue) on her mouth.? Urgent to know. Thanks
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How do I get my 3 year old to do this??? He has autism and I know he will benefit from this, question is how do I get him to sit quietly for an hour, it's impossible
You know? How about the medical professionals, do they think so, too? PS: the answer is No. There are strict indications for HBOT and autism is not one of them. And yes, I am a doctor.
