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Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT)

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Poor Oxygenation Risks

Exposure to environmental pollution, poor diet, poor soil and food quality, smoking, alcohol consumption, and improper breathing all contribute to a weak or deficient oxygen system in the body which in turn results in a toxic buildup. Chronic poor oxygenation can lead to fatigue and can compromise general health and wellbeing.

How does it work

HBOT increases oxygenation directly through increased oxygen delivery and blood circulation. It also increases indirectly through increased vascularization, anti-oxidation (free radical neutralization), anti-inflammatory, and detoxification effects. Oxidation also breaks down toxins and eliminates them from the body

Who can benefit

Healthy Individuals

The young, the elderly, adults above 40, athletes, menopausal women. It can enhance brain and heart function mainly through Vascularization and Oxygenation.

Patients

For other serious conditions HBOT has 14 FDA approved uses: severe anemia, delayed post-radiation tissue damage, necrosis, diabetic foot, ulcers, serious infections, chronic wounds, brain injury

How it can help

Brain Health

It is beneficial for memory, sleep, fatigue, concentration, learning curve. It can also be used as a complementary treatment for Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's disease, brain trauma, dementia.

Heart Health

It is beneficial to protect the vascular and micro-vascular system, ischemia, post-stroke recovery.

Skin Health

HBOT can positively impact healing, stem cells, growth factors, cellular renewal and collagen. It is used in anti-aging, burns, diabetic foot, ulcers, post radiation tissue damage, necrosis, chronic wounds.

Immune Health

HBOT boosts the immunity and leukocytes.

Metabolic Health

HBOT has an anti-inflammatory effect which can combat low-grade chronic inflammation.