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Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) is a adjuvant therapy in which we breathe pure oxygen inside a chamber that is under a heightened atmospheric pressure in order to boost our body's inherent healing abilities
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The science underlying oxygen's miraculous properties
We breathe air that contains around 20.9% oxygen, 78% nitrogen, and trace amounts of argon, carbon dioxide, neon, helium, and hydrogen. The air we breathe contains oxygen particles that move from our lungs to our bloodstream's red cells.
Under normal settings, cells absorb just 25% of the oxygen that enters their mitochondria, which turn oxygen and nutrients into ATP (Adenosine triphosphate), the high-energy molecule that stores and provides energy to our bodies. This is known as aerobic respiration, and it is the primary reason we breathe oxygen.
The pressure inside a hyperbaric oxygen chamber drives oxygen into our lungs, circulation, and cells, increasing absorption rates within the cells. More oxygen is given to mitochondria, increasing energy production
It's not about something magical ,it’s just science.
The energy boost
Lungs can absorb more oxygen under pressure (1,5 - 2 ATA) than when breathing pure oxygen at normal air pressure. The circulatory system transports oxygen throughout the body to aid in the battle against infection and to encourage the release of growth factors (such as vitamins and hormones) and stem cells, which promote healing.
The oxygen level in our arteries is normally 100mm Hg. When the pressure is raised to 2 ATA, the oxygen level in our arteries rises to 1400 mm Hg, a 14-fold increase above normal settings.
The ideal supply of oxygen
Organic tissues require a constant supply of oxygen to function properly. Because injured tissue requires more oxygen to survive, hyperbaric oxygen therapy will increase the quantity of oxygen transported by blood to restore acceptable levels of blood gases and tissue function in order to promote healing and combat infections.
Decreased levels of oxygen
Our bodies rely on oxygen to survive. A shortage of oxygen can reduce blood flow, damage tissue, accelerate ageing, cause hair to thin, and even impair memory. Our cells get depleted of nutrients as we age, yet providing oxygen to our cells can restore health, energy, and vigour.
The majority of illnesses and injuries occur and persist at the tissue level, within the cells. In the case of non-healing wounds, strokes, or issues with blood circulation, not enough oxygen may reach the damaged area, preventing natural healing. Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy addresses this issue by naturally increasing oxygen levels.
Increased oxygen levels
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy is beneficial in situations where ordinary medication just doesn’t do the work. It improves the sufferer's quality of life, and illnesses such as stroke, chronic fatigue, palsy, and others have all showed substantial improvements.
HBOT may treat any ailment that requires an increase in oxygen, it can treat infections as an antibiotic, and it can be used in concert with other medications.
Therapeutical applications of HBO
The OxyLife I mild HBOT chamber is a certified non-medical device. Device that is simple to install and use, ideal for clinics, hospitals, therapy centres, professional sports centres, wellness salons, and is also suitable for home use.
We transport and install the OxyLife I chamber, as well as provide the knowledge required to operate and manage your HBOT chamber.
Protocols for Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy is indicated for patients based on a treatment protocol determined by a certified medical practitioner to address specific areas based on a treatment protocol that prescribes the parameters of usage, such as atmospheric pressure, treatment duration, and number of sessions, as well as treatment safety.
Medical issues necessitate diverse procedures, with treatments lasting 60 to 90 minutes, administered on a schedule, at variable pressures (1-2.5 ATA), with daily sessions lasting 10 to 30 days.
Consult your doctor beforehand.
Prior to therapy
A medical consultation is required before beginning any HBOT protocol to ensure that the potential patient is safe to use the HBOT chamber and does not have any conditions that preclude such treatment - claustrophobia, pneumothorax, significant pulmonary obstructive disease, history of ear surgery, uncontrolled high fever, chronic sinusitis and upper respiratory infections, and so on.
During sessions
Patients are recommended not to fly, dive, or smoke for at least 24 hours before or after treatment. The patient is subjected to regulated ventilation and continuous monitoring by a medical assistant for barotrauma, breathing difficulties, joint pains, reversible problems with visual acuity, gastrointestinal pain, numbness, or other consequences inside the OxyHelp HBOT chamber.
Potential Hazards
In general, hyperbaric oxygen therapy is a safe operation.
Complications are uncommon. However, there are some risks associated with this treatment.
The science underlying oxygen's miraculous properties.
- Myopia (temporary nearsightedness) caused by transient eye lens alterations
- Middle ear injuries caused by increased air pressure, including fluid leakage and eardrum rupture
- Changes in air pressure cause lung collapse (barotrauma)
- Seizures caused by an excess of oxygen (oxygen toxicity) in your central nervous system
- Fire can occur in some conditions due to the oxygen-rich environment inside the treatment chamber.
Studies and scientific papers
Science has been long-studying the benefits of Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy. Check the sources below to help you find all the details you need, directly from certified medical specialists and scientists.
