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Hyperbaric oxygen therapy protects the brain & positively impacts Cystain C levels

Cystatin C is a bio marker that is becoming a hot topic in neurology, particularly in its ability to predict new-onset or deteriorating cardiovascular disease. Researchers found that preconditioning t... Read More

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy for spider bites and non-healing wounds

Brown spider bites can present with major ramifications and hyperbaric oxygen therapy has been used as one of the therapeutic interventions for this condition. The problem with its use is that HBOT is... Read More

The combination of HBOT and PRP improves bone regeneration

Recently, there has been many clinics raving about the benefits of combining HBOT with PRP. This study showed that the combination of both procedures produced new blood vessels and new bone formation.... Read More

Hyperbaric therapy for Crohn’s Disease

Healing of Fistulas represent a major obstacle for Crohn's disease sufferers. Hyperbaric oxygen therapy was successfully used within a novel combination therapy <view study>... Read More

Chronic wounds require a minimum of 20 hours of HBOT

A very common question is "How many hyperbaric sessions are needed?" In terms of chronic wounds, the answer normally will be "more than 20 hours", and this study supports this answer <view study>... Read More