Joe Namath on using a hyperbaric chamber to treat concussion affects
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ธ.ค. 2015
- NFL Hall of Fame Quarterback Joe Namath on his use of a hyperbaric chamber to treat the effects of the concussions he received while playing football.
Watch Stuart Varney talk about Sports on Varney.
Glad to hear that Joe is doing well. I hope that this can help the increasing number of football players and others who are suffering from serious brain damage.
We have had years of great success treating concussion in medical grade hyperbaric chambers at Oxford Recovery Centers in Michigan!
where are you at in Michigan? I am in Holland. my daughter and I were in an accident that gave us both TBI, mine was life threatening. in the 9.5 years since then I am still getting many medical issues. I cannot take an antidepressant. they make me suicidal. they were going to try TMS but the titanium they used to put my skull back together makes that impossible too. idk how to reach you. I will try FB.
@@judylprice Hi Judy. I can get you a hyperbaric chamber to Holland if you would like.
@judylprice any luck? I hope you're feeling better
Really hope that boxing promoters, MMA promoters and football teams invest in this.
I have had 6 treatments in HBOT, it is helping with my chronic pain issues which I have dealt with for 30 years. I LOVE my HBOT treatments! highly recommend!
Donna - do you mind disclosing what type of chronic pain are you having? I’m thinking about doing HBOT treatment
How much has it helped your pain?
LOVE you Joe,
This is a blessing!!
Sending Healing prayers 🙏💜🪶
Hope this works in the long run .
The cadence of his speech sounds normal to me. In his documentaries he seemed to speak a lot slower and labored. The Clinton/Trump answer...pretty quick and pretty clever. God Bless you Joe!
Great to see a speedy recovery. However, I need to know high can the oxygen pressure go? What is the difference between normal oxygen pressure we inhale compared to Hyperbaric chamber oxygen pressure?
Our HBOT Chambers is a soft-sided Chambers and goes to 1.3 ATA (the pressure equal to 12 feet below the surface of seawater). From a local Chiropractor
I would love to try this hyperbaric treatments but don't know how to go bout it
This was done 6 years ago. Not these chambers are starting to become a hot topic.
I am thinking of making my own hyperbaric pressure chamber from an old car and a vacuum cleaner can anyone tell me what the optimum air pressure i should be aiming for.
Lol
Lol 😂
this is a treatment I'll be talking to a Dr about this for my Traumatic Brain Injuy TBI
Update?
Yes, updates?
"affects" or "effects"?
I have been runing chamber for years, the problem with this is there is no proven medical studies behind it yet, do I think it can work, sure but we need more studies to show long term out comes. We use it now for wound care but the pressure or depth we use is much greater then what we would use for this. The other problem is what kind of doctor is recommending it's use, are they MD or chiropractic
An HBOT technician who casts doubt on HBOT? Interesting. Love the grammatical errors, too. I guess now I'm supposed to think "hmm.. he doesn't sound very confident. And if that level of intellect is running a chamber it can't possibly have much value."
Tom Stephens - Well you'd hope it's not a chiropractic. Chiro ain't medicine...
Why the hell would a chiropractic doctor being recommending treatment for neurological issues? And you claim to run one of these treatments? Get real. I'm fairly confident that the Namath Center is the only place doing these treatments in America right now.
Ah, there are hundreds of centers utilizing hyperbaric treatments all over the country and all over the world. The REAL issue is, that it is impossible to patent hyperbaric treatments. So there will never be the promise of exclusive profits for the medical companies, which is what they need to spend millions of dollars on large scale studies.
Long term benefits? That is like saying a leg that has healed will unheal?