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HBOT is a medical treatment where you breathe pure oxygen inside a special chamber with higher air pressure than normal. Think of it like being in an airplane or underwater, where the pressure changes.

This increased pressure allows your lungs to take in more oxygen than they would at normal air pressure.

The extra oxygen gets into your bloodstream and helps heal tissues that are damaged or not getting enough oxygen.

HBOT is used for various conditions, such as:

  • Accelerates Healing

    Oxygen is crucial for repairing tissues and healing wounds. HBOT provides extra oxygen to areas where blood flow might be reduced, healing wounds faster, especially chronic ones like diabetic foot ulcers.

  • Fights Infections

    High oxygen levels inhibits the growth of certain bacteria and enhances the effectiveness of white blood cells. This helps your body fight off infections more effectively.

  • Reduces Inflammation

    Increased oxygen can reduce swelling in tissues and decrease inflammation, which alleviates pain and promotes quicker recovery from injuries.

  • Strengthens Immune System

    Increased oxygen levels boosts the body's production of antioxidants, which protect cells—including immune cells—from damage.

The list goes on...

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  • Increase Circulating Stem Cells by 8x

  • Promote New Blood Vessel Formation

  • Fight Harmful Bacteria

  • Protect Vital Organs

  • Enhance Antioxidant Defenses

  • Boost White Blood Cell Function

  • Optimize Tissue Repair and Regeneration

  • Remove Deadly Toxins

  • Increase Circulating Stem Cells by 8x

  • Promote New Blood Vessel Formation

  • Fight Harmful Bacteria

  • Protect Vital Organs

  • Enhance Antioxidant Defenses

  • Boost White Blood Cell Function

  • Optimize Tissue Repair and Regeneration

  • Remove Deadly Toxins

The science.

HBOT's effectiveness has been well-documented and thoroughly researched by the world's leading scientists.

Under normal conditions, oxygen is primarily carried by hemoglobin within red blood cells. However, hemoglobin can become saturated, limiting additional oxygen transport.

In HBOT, the increased atmospheric pressure causes more oxygen to dissolve in the blood plasma, not just the red blood cells. This means oxygen can reach areas with reduced or blocked blood flow, supplying vital oxygen to damaged or healing tissues that would otherwise be deprived.

The surplus oxygen in the bloodstream initiates several beneficial physiological responses. It stimulates the growth of new blood vessels—a process known as angiogenesis—which improves blood supply to injured areas.

HBOT also enhances the activity of white blood cells, bolstering the immune system's ability to fight infections by killing bacteria more effectively. Additionally, it promotes the release of stem cells from bone marrow, aiding in tissue regeneration and repair.

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