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What is hyperbaric oxygen?
The hyperbaric physiotherapy oxygen cabin is composed of a high-strength TPU nanocomposite fiber material cabin
(safety door, observation window, safety valve), a pressurized oxygen-enhancing machine, and an air circuit.
The body is in a hyperbaric environment to breathe pure oxygen at the same pressure as the environment, which is
called hyperbaric oxygen. Breathing pure oxygen at more than one atmosphere pressure is called hyperbaric oxygen
therapy. It can eliminate fatigue, improve body resistance, help beauty and beauty, prevent the occurrence of geriatric diseases.
Increasing blood flow.
Decreasing inflammation and swelling.
Weakening infection-causing bacteria.
Increasing the body's ability to fight free radicals (unstable molecules that can build up in cells and cause damage).
Stimulating the growth of new blood vessels.
Accelerate muscle recovery.
How it works
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy is a therapeutic method that is used by both healthy individuals who want to maintain their body
and mind in good condition, as well as patients suffering from various diseases or injuries. During the session, you inhale oxygen
at a very high concentration (in our case, it's 93%) under conditions of increased atmospheric pressure - 1.3 ATA. Thanks to this,
oxygen reaches all cells, tissues, body fluids, and organs in the body. It even oxygenates so-called ischemic foci, which are areas
that are not oxygenated during normal breathing. The body receives an energy stimulus that stimulates all physiological and
reparative processes. An 8-fold faster production of stem cells, the most important cells responsible for the body's condition
and regeneration, begins. That is why the spectrum of positive effects of hyperbaric oxygen therapy on the human body is so
wide. Therefore, it is worth using hyperbaric chamber sessions regularly.
HYPERBARIC OXYGEN THERAPY
What is the efficacy of Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) in addiction treatment?
Severe and long-term alcohol or drug use often leads to loss of brain function relating to cell death. Research indicates that
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) can help accelerate brain recovery and assist addicts whose brains have been damaged
from years of substance abuse.
Oxygen is the natural antibiotic of the body. It helps the damaged bodies of drug and alcohol addicts to recover by speeding
up the healing process. When the absorption of oxygen is increased, it can reduce the time toxic substances remain in the
brain. For instance, alcohol and drug abuse can result in the buildup of aldehydes and acids in the brain. HBOT can help
clear the body of these toxins and is a useful component of drug and alcohol detoxification.
Hyperbaric Oxygen is an effective tool the recovering brain needs to heal itself.
Long-term substance abuse and prolonged prescription medication use can damage cells in the brain, especially in the
frontal lobe where strategic thinking and decision making takes place. Clinicians have reported that HBOT shows promising
results in helping patients with traumatic brain injuries, since it is a therapy that can deliver oxygen to the brain in places not
reachable when breathing at sea level.
A simple brain-imaging scan can show the areas of the brain that have been damaged from addiction. Those are the areas
that haven't been getting enough blood flow, thus not enough oxygen. The damaged cells are also unable to detoxify properly,
which slows down the brain's healing process.
However, this can be changed after 20-40 oxygen therapy treatments, when the blood flow in the patient's brain increases.
The improved blood flow in these areas supplies the cells with the nutrients they need to heal themselves. After only 10
treatments, many patients report better memory, higher energy levels and an overall sense of well-being.
Most illnesses and injuries caused by addiction occur and last at cellular or tissue level. So, the healing process of the body
cannot take place without appropriate oxygen levels in tissues. Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy provides that extra oxygen
naturally and with minimal side effects. It improves the quality of life of people in recovery in many ways in which standard
medicine is not working.
INTRODUCTION
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) is a non-invasive medical treatment that involves breathing in pure oxygen in a
pressurized chamber. This therapy is used to enhance sports performance, aid in wound healing, and provide relief for
a wide range of medical conditions, including neurological disorders, cancer treatment support, post-surgical recovery,
chronic pain management, autism spectrum disorders, and traumatic brain injury recovery.
HBOT works on the principle that increased pressure allows the body to absorb more oxygen, which is essential for
promoting healing and regeneration. During a hyperbaric oxygen therapy session, patients are enclosed in a chamber
where the pressure is increased to levels higher than atmospheric pressure. This pressurized environment enables the
lungs to take in more oxygen, which then dissolves into the bloodstream and reaches areas of the body that may have
limited blood flow or oxygen supply.
DESCRIPTION
During a 1 hour session in our soft shell hyperbaric oxygen chamber you will reach 1.5 ATA pressure whilst receiving 95%
concentrated oxygen.
During this time you are free to relax, read a book, work on your laptop, journal or watch a film on an ipad.
From the session you can expect a number of benefits such as:
Improved energy levels
Enhanced cognitive function
Reduced inflammation
Accelerated recovery from exercise
and better overall wellbeing
BENEFITS
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy is a versatile and effective treatment that can benefit individuals across various medical
conditions and sports performance goals. By delivering high levels of oxygen to the body, HBOT promotes healing,
reduces inflammation, and enhances overall well-being. Whether you are an athlete looking to improve performance
or someone seeking relief from a specific medical condition, hyperbaric oxygen therapy may offer the solution you
need to unleash your full potential.
What happens after hyperbaric oxygen therapy?
Toward the end of hyperbaric oxygen therapy, your healthcare provider will gradually decrease the pressure
inside your chamber so your body can adjust to the pressure outside of the chamber.
Your healthcare provider will remove you from the chamber or help you remove your mask or hood. Then, they'll
examine some of your vital signs, including your blood pressure and pulse, and check your ears. If you have diabetes,
they'll test your blood sugar (glucose).
Once your healthcare provider determines that you no longer need monitoring, you can change back into your clothes and leave.
You may feel sleepy after hyperbaric oxygen therapy. It isn't necessary to have a family member or friend drive you home,
but it might be a good idea.
Is hyperbaric oxygen healthy?
Yes, hyperbaric oxygen is healthy. It's pure oxygen, which helps your immune system fight bacteria and generate stem cells.
Stem cells are special cells in your body that help create other types of important cells, including blood cells, brain cells and muscle cells.
Why is hyperbaric oxygen therapy used?
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy helps your body heal. To work properly, the tissues in your body must have enough oxygen.
If your tissues are injured, they need even more oxygen. The increased pressure in hyperbaric oxygen therapy helps
your blood carry oxygen through your body, especially injured tissues. It also helps your white blood cells protect your
body from infection.
How often should you do hyperbaric oxygen therapy?
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy sessions usually last between one and two hours. Your healthcare provider may schedule
sessions once a week or five days a week for up to 30 or more total sessions.
We could customize any color for chamber you want :
Specification :
| Product name |
HBOT Hyperbaric oxygen chamber |
| Product specifications |
10L,15L |
| Oxygen production |
Pressure Swing Adsorption (PSA) |
| Oxygen concentration |
30%(V/V)~90%(V/V) |
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