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Thank you for sharing

Have them see a otolaryngologist for clearance. It shouldn’t be a problem

@@hyperbaric Makes sense! Have you ever had such a client?

@@Pawnlust Yes, I did

I agree. I also wouldn't make a health decision based on an interview. Interview should never be considered a medical advice. However, this information might prompt you search further and contact a health practitioner who is well versed in your health condition and in the therapy that you are planning to use. Doing research like watching TH-cam videos means that you are taking responsibility for your health, and it is great. However, to make an informed decision, you should always contact a health practitioner. To your point, there are many studies on HBOT and cancer, and many practitioners use HBOT as integrative therapy, however there are nuances and therapy brings results in the hands of a skilled practitioner. All the best, and please let us know if you have any questions

While I can't provide medical advice over the internet, I'd be happy to assist you through a consultation. Feel free to email me at info@drmasha.com if you'd like to schedule an appointment to discuss your concerns in more detail.

While I can't provide medical advice over the internet, I'd be happy to assist you through a consultation. Feel free to email me at info@drmasha.com if you'd like to schedule an appointment to discuss your concerns in more detail.

@@BK-dy8jk thank you for sharing

@@gablake key is make sure that your clients are equalizing pressure in the ears while the chamber is pressurizing. There is an optimum speed of pressurization to minimize the risk of middle ear barotrauma is 2psi/min. Patients should never experience pain inside the chamber, if it happens, open the valve (like you do) and guide them through the process of equalizing the pressure

@@jeffclark5371 yes, absolutely. Please sign up to our email list to stay up to date with course dates and location mailchi.mp/e04a3f427054/how-to-hyperbaric-newsletter

@@jeffclark5371 thanks for watching. Glad you like our content

Parkinson's disease is on the list of "off-label" indications for HBOT. There is scientific evidence that HBOT, when used as an adjunctive therapy, helps slow down progression of Parkinson's. In terms of the chamber, I would look into it in terms of pressure. For a neurodegenerative disease mild pressures ( below 2ATA) are used. 1.3 ATA in a soft chamber falls into this range. Whether or not 1.3 ATA is an optimal pressure, it is determined by carefully examining the whole health situation of the patient. Frequency and number of sessions in the case of neurodegenerative disease like Parkinson's is very important as well. For more questions please send me an email info@drmasha.com

There’s no one-size-fits-all approach. The suitability of any therapy, including ozone, depends on various factors unique to each individual

@@Yung_paxie thank you for sharing

Hi. The reason why it is hard to find this info, is because we do not prescribe HBOT for a condition, we prescribe it to a person with a health condition. In order to put together the best HBOT protocol for a particular person, we need to take into consideration many details: health situation, symptoms, diagnosis, concomitant therapies, accessibility and availability of a chamber. Since these variables are different for every person, the protocols are different too. I suggest consulting with a practitioner to get them put together the protocol and to oversee the course of treatment. It always work out to be the best path

@hyperbaric Thank you for your response but in live in Canada and a lot of the Dr.'s are not familiar with treating cancer metabolically. I can't even buy a soft shell hyperbaric chamber in Canada without a lisence. I only wanted the information so that I know what the treatment is before searching for an MD so that I know the information I am given i is correct. The only reason I know that 3 days a week is correct for cancer with 48 hrs in-between treatments was by watching a video that Dom D'agostina was in explaining metabolic therapy.

@@rosemaryflee I am from Canada too! There are many different HBOT protocols for CA. It depends whether CA is active or a person is in remission, what type of CA it is and what other therapies are being used.

@@hyperbaric Maybe you can suggest an MD in the Hamilton, Niagara ON area?

With HBOT for almost any indication MULTIPLE sessions are needed. If not, the effect is marginal. In my experience, those who finished the x number of sessions felt a huge relief in their symptoms. As a naturopathic doctor I personally believe in combination of therapies for the best effect. I have seen really good results when HBOT was combined with life changes and other therapies. In my opinion for those deeply affected by long COVID (myself included) HBOT can be quite helpful. If you are still suffering from Ling COVID I wish you all the best in your recovery.

It's a good idea. I will make a video like that.

@@hyperbaric Thank you! Love your videos and I love going into the hyperbaric chamber. (please have a look of the videos on my Channel :) )

During hBOT Not usuing

Can you be more specific please? I don’t understand your question

​@@hyperbaricoxygen getting dissolved in to blood plasma

@@liamc7097 Oxygen dissolves in liquid under pressure. At sea level some portion of oxygen is dissolved in plasma (although a small portion, but still) because of atmospheric pressure. When pressure is increased, more oxygen gets dissolved in plasma. The amount of oxygen that gets dissolved in plasma depends on the amount of pressure. So this effect can be reached in all types of chambers but to a different degree. It depends on the amount of pressure. Hope this helps

@@hyperbaric it does help. Thank you so much 👍

Hi. oxygen without pressure has benefits, however when we add pressure we get A LOT more oxygen to our cells, since with pressure we are increasing both oxygen and its transport. Being afraid to dive is quite normal. My suggestion, find a clinic/practitioner who will "walk" you though the process, explain everything, etc. Usually by session #3 anxiety will dissipate and you will feel really comfortable.

Hi, I am planning on making a video on this topic.

Not very often. It can happen in dysatonomia, Lyme disease and fibromyalgia

@@hyperbaricthank you very much tor answering. Can you give some very very general idea how you start with them? Ie from 1.1 ata half an hour? Or 1,15 ata an hour?

@@brainspa If a person is relatively healthy, I start with 1.3 ATA 60 mins room air

It's Lyme. Go to pressure and come back up. Once you can do that, add another minute. Once you can tolerate that add another minute.

Hello Anne. I have seen some good results with hypoxia/hyperoxia treatment in athletes. However in my opinion, HBOT has more applications, and the benefits of HBOT are systemic and more diverse.IHHT uses different concentrations of oxygen, HBOT does the same under pressure. Pressure increases the amount of oxygen delivered to cells and tissues. Many beneficial effects of oxygen require higher oxygen concentration

Thanks a lot for your quick answer! Since I am looking for a systemic therapy , HBOT should be better.

I am sorry to hear about struggles. Getting the right diagnosis is half the battle though. Wishing you a fast recovery.

Impressive! Thank you for sharing

Do u use supplemental oxygen? What brand goes to 1.5?

Which chamber did you buy?

Hi! I generally start with 1.3ATA. And then depending on a person’s health goals, other therapies that might be using concurrently, frequency pf the sessions and health conditions, I might go higher in pressure. But not always and not for everyone. I guess, key is individual approach

@@hyperbaric cheers

Excellent question! It is peculiar, but animal don't have the same issues with ear pressures as humans do.

@@hyperbaric oh ok. So I don’t need to worry about it. That’s fantastic. How often and how long do you stay in with them?

@@Hjoy515 I do 1 hr sessions 2-3 times a week, for several weeks.

That would be an interesting study to do

Great to hear that you are already feeling better

Hello. In this video I discuss red light therapy devices, there is a link in the description as well th-cam.com/video/v7l5nZe6abU/w-d-xo.html

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Great question. I continued with HBOT, I think I completed 5 months of HBOT at 4 sessions a week on average. I have now stopped and I didn't have any HBOT for 2 months. Brain fog has not returned. I am planning to do another series of HBOT sessions (3 months +) soon

@hyperbaric Great to read it hasn't returned. Would there be any benefit to contuining indefinitely with say 1 or 2 sessions per week? Or is it better to stop completely for a while? Thank you for the responses 👍

@@liamc7097 There are different schools of thought on that. It can be done both ways, absolutely. I personally prefer to stop for a while.

Hi. Glad you are enjoying our content. Hyperbaric chambers have protective mechanisms installed in them to avoid the scenario you just mentioned. Even if these protective mechanisms fail which is very-very unlikely, the worst that will happen is an ear trauma from the sudden pressure change. Some parts will let go first, others next, meaning that the air will escape but the chamber will never burst into pieces.

@hyperbaric thanks so much. I always imagined it popping how a balloon would but good to know it's built differently.