Oxygen (O2) is a critical element of our existence that sustains us. It is what we need for all biological functions in our bodies.

 

Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) therapy involves the breathing of medical grade oxygen in a pressurized chamber wherein the ambient pressure around the body is increased   (inside the Hyperbaric chamber air pressure is increased up to three times higher than normal air pressure) which enables the patient’s lungs and red blood cells to absorb more oxygen. The blood carry the oxygen to the organs and tissues in your body which stimulate capillary growth and enhances the body's white blood cells ability to fight infection and other health disorders. As a result, HBOT stimulates growth of new blood vessels which promotes healing in problematic wounds and recovery that assists the body's organs in functioning more efficiently altogether.  

 

Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) is a scientific, evidence-based medical treatment that is preventive, effective, safe and non-invasive. 

 

Hyperbaric Oxygen therapy (HBOT) is a well-established treatment for divers suffering from decompression illness. It is also used in treating other conditions which includes Gas embolism, carbon monixide poisoning, serious infections, and non-healing wounds as a result of diabetes or radiation injury. 

 

At the present, there are 14 HBOT indications that are approved by the U.S. FDA and UHMS (Undersea Hyperbaric Medicine Society). The U.K. has 14 "approved" indications, Japan 20, China 53, Canada, Germany, and Russia 85. In the latter three countries the "approved" lists contain several neurologic disease indications which translate as "severe spinal cord disorders", "acute and severe hypoxic brain disorders", "severe spinal cord injury", "Bell's palsy", "Multiple Sclerosis", "cranial traumas", "viral encephalitis", etc. These indications are the specific types of diagnoses and conditions that have been proven to be effectively treated by HBOT.