I have a soft shell chamber that goes to 1.5ATA / 55kpa. I think that is a good compromise between risk and benefits. I mostly use it for sports recovery and definitely feel a difference with 2x75 min sessions a week.
What would be the pressure ranges used for autoimmune conditions? And if it needs higher pressures, is it possible to achieve same results with mild hbot, just over a longer period of time? Are there occasions when somebody would need to use pressure lower than 1.3ata and why?
When I checked NIHdotgov, it seemed there was a lack of research done under 2.0. It made me wonder if recommendations of 2.0 or 2.5 for certain benefits were not merely stated because those were the only intensities studied for those benefits. I wondered if there was not a “time x intensity” equation as there is for red light therapy where 200w focused in a spot for 10 minutes ultimately has a similar effect to 100w for 20 minutes or less linear such as with weight lifting where 10 reps x 70% of 1 rep max is similar to 3 reps x 90% of 1 rep max or something like that. The problem would be, if 60 minutes @2.0 ATA is required, the equivalent for 1.3 ATA could be closer to 5 hours which would just be too long.
Hi Dr. Jason, I have mild white matter brain disease. I also own a stem cell business in Costa Rica. I recently bought a used hardshell chamber thats last valve says 2.2 and the one past that says vent. My question is I am trying to do 60 sessions in 90 days. What ATA or PSI should i use to treat WMB disease and anti-aging? I am combining expanded SC and cord blood IV.
Dear Drew, thank you for your comment. I am considering a mHBOT chamber with 1,4 ATA for my tinnitus. So I would like to know whether the treatment wit 1.4 ATA worked? Thans in advance! Kind regards! Jan
I have 23 year old cervical 3 level neck fusion with screws and a 6 month 1 level cervical cage. Is there danger of the screws loosening when building the pressure to 1.5 Ata over at least 10 mins. Thank you for your response. Effie Rodriguez
What pressure would you recommend for autism recovery? We have a home soft chamber max 1.5 ata. My 4 year old son has so far had approx x30 60min-90min sessions(mostly daily where possible). We have seen improvements. We can possibly use higher pressure at a clinic but its 2 hour round trip so not so easy for us. Thanks for your videos..they've helped us get this far!
While we can't give medical advice through RU-vid, we can look at some research that's been done (as well as patients we've treated), and there's evidence (and experience) to suggest that low pressure HBOT can help people with autism. Here's an older video where we reviewed some research on the topic: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-CJw5_Qc66ps.html Shoot us an email at support@hbotusa.com to set up a consultation!
We just released a video about applying HBOT to children on the autism spectrum, which you may find helpful: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-8LYH3lFBMsQ.html
Would you recommend hbot for a person with a childhood healed eardrum patch? No discomfort is felt during planes or in general. Some pain does come up in audiology tests but it settles down.
We can't give medical advice on RU-vid, but generally speaking, one of the mechanisms of action of Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy neurogenesis (healing and developing nerves). Many people with neuropathy find it beneficial. Also, you may find this video we did on HBOT & diabetes helpful: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-20lomWqatKM.htmlsi=nBc2S-l8ROWVLAhv
Hi. I am in a hospital hyperbaric multi chamber. We dive down 45 ft. We breath 100% oxygen for 90 minutes with a 10 min break of fresh air in between. I find it hard to breath the 100% oxygen. Is it or it’s just in my image. Thanks.
Sure that’s probably the most widely used on label l table right? It really should feel any different breathing oxygen or air. It should theoretically feel the same. Maybe the bibs you guys are using has some resistance on it?
I have Polythysema/ Enlarged Red Blood Cells. Would HBot help me. I'm told I have Low Oxygen levels. That is causing This. I'm on O2 Generator at this Time.
As you can imagine, it's impossible to give specific advice without a patient/doctor relationship where we've discussed your health and conditions as a whole. Everyone's situation is so unique, with multiple variables that contribute to a suggested course of care. You can contact us at support@hbotusa.com to see if we would be able to help you with your specific situation.
Who can get certified to start the hyperbaric chamber business I want to open a clinic but i am not a medical technician I only studied nursing for one year And have a bachelor degree in business administration And do you have online courses
Great question! Anyone can get certified, and we offer a one-of-a-kind course to do so. We also have training and support for people who want to provide HBOT in their clinics. Contact us at support@hbotusa.com if you'd like more information.
This video tells basically nothing solid out there. It says yes, then says no. It looks like it's telling a range of facts, but then asks a question to the viewers instead. My advice is: if you don't have a solid table to talk about, why not bring the topic to another video?
Can't expect a provider to give specific protocol on RU-vid. Video did a good job explaining the process the clinician follows to make a clinical judgment /decision. It's not like it's a cookbook
