Must-Knows About Hyperbaric Therapy with Dr. Jason Sonners - HBOT USA
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In this episode I am discussing with Dr. Jason Sonners, DC how to get the full benefit from Oxygen that floods our bodies during Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy session. Dr. Jason shares his latest research and findings on benefits of the increased Pressure and Oxygen, as well as his thoughts on other mechanisms that might be responsible for the beneficial effects of Hyperbarics.
Dr. Sonners has been on "Hyperbaric Living with Dr. Masha" show before, you can listen to the previous episode here: anchor.fm/masha-makeeva/episo...
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Dr. Jason Sonners can be found at: hbotusa.com/ & coretherapies.net
Timestamps:
00:00 INTRO
01:53 What is the role of pressure in Hyperbaric therapy?
05:32 Is there a limit to an amount of oxygen that we can absorb?
10:17 The difference between central nervous system toxicity and pulmonary toxicity
13:38 Dr. Sonners’ opinion about sleeping in a hyperbaric chamber
15:26 What is the optimal time spent inside the chamber
18:50 Understanding the different gases involved. The role of nitrogen in HBOT
23:57 The role of pressure independently of the role of oxygen in HBOT
27:47 The role of oxidative stress
30:55 How to choose the right pressure and oxygen concentration
33:58 HBOT USA Hyperbaric Certification course
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This video is for informational purposes only and does not substitute a medical advice. The information presented is not meant to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease. We recommend you seek the advice of a licensed healthcare practitioner before beginning any natural, complimentary, or conventional treatment.
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Thank you very much for this! A very helpful, informative interview. I wish Dr. S offered a course for lay people that have a hyperbaric chambers at home and would like to learn more for themselves and their families. He’s such a great guy. TY ❤
A very informative and compelling interview on HBOT and the field of new medicine. Looking forward to my first "dive" of many for health and healing this coming week.
All the best in your healing journey!
I have used Hyperbaric Oxygenation Treatment weekly for more than 35-years
What have you noticed most ?
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Timestamps for quick navigation:
00:00 INTRO
01:53 What is the role of pressure in Hyperbaric therapy?
05:32 Is there a limit to an amount of oxygen that we can absorb?
10:17 The difference between central nervous system toxicity and pulmonary toxicity
13:38 Dr. Sonners’ opinion about sleeping in a hyperbaric chamber
15:26 What is the optimal time spent inside the chamber
18:50 Understanding the different gases involved. The role of nitrogen in HBOT
23:57 The role of pressure independently of the role of oxygen in HBOT
27:47 The role of oxidative stress
30:55 How to choose the right pressure and oxygen concentration
33:58 HBOT USA Hyperbaric Certification course
I'm curious to know if there is any recommendations as to how one should breathe during a dive. I've been told "essentially normally but a little deeper than you normally would". I understand though that pace and pattern greatly affect oxygen absorption in normal atmosphere; surely that's also true during a dive. (?)
You are correct but you don’t want to hyperventilate inside the chamber
@@hyperbaric fair enough -- so no need to do a short hold at the top, some variation of box breathing, etc.? I've sort of fallen into a rhythm over the last few sessions where I breathe normally, deeper, and then try to expand lungs extra at the top... irrespective I would think there would be some room for optimization there
@@calekl yes you are correct. Once you are at pressure you can hold the breath but NO breath holding at pressurization/depressurization
10Q so Nice and important
Such a great video, thank you!
Is there a specific type of oxygen mask that should be used in an air filled chamber? Can a nasal cannula provide a sufficient amount of oxygen?
Whatever is confortable. Some people like non-rebreather masks, others opt for nose canulas. I personally prefer oxymasks
@@hyperbaric Thank you for your reply. I really appreciate you sharing your own preference.
Hi could you explain the different benefit between 1.5 and 2 and 2.5 depths? Can you do longer in the 1.5 and get the same amount at the 2.5 or do they penetrate different parts of the body like bone marrow etc?
What is “CP” that they refer to (around 24 mins in)?
CP= cerebral palsy
Thank you!
@@hussainamina you are welcome!
What is the best protocol for me having had Co poisoning 18 yrs ago and a drug overdose I want to do 90 mins twice a day but what ata should I go to and what percentage of o2 in terms of L/min O2 should I use how many days / week and how long Concurrently should I do It for b4 having a break how long a break should I have thank u
Does it help in male infertility treatment
Excellent question, we have a whole video on Hyperbarics and male infertility You can watch it by following this link: .th-cam.com/video/s9y9BL7FodE/w-d-xo.html
Does HBOT heal from BENZO DAMAGE cant find any info on this question
I am getting treatment for sensoneuronal hearing loss - is working ! 🙏🏻- my question is :
They put me 2 Atmospheres 100 percent FIO2 but they don’t put me on a mask ! Is just me breathing inside the chamber … is that okay ? I am curious about your experience and expertise! Thank you in advance
Yes, it's ok. You can also ask your provider if they have the capacity to do 5 mins airbrakes, so you do 20 mins 100% O2, 5 mins air through the mask, then another 20 mins O2, then another 5 min air break and the rest of the time O2 (if you are doing 60 mins sessions)
@@hyperbaric thank you for answering me, but they just put me in the clear hard hyperbaric chamber without a mask .. that’s why I think is odd !
Thank you for your great videos I really appreciate it !
@@aczam4640 there is nothing wrong with the treatment you are receiving. The chamber is pressurized with oxygen thats why there is no mask. We like to do air brakes during the treatment and since the chamber is pressurised with oxygen the only way to provide air is through the mask
@@hyperbaric The protocol used in my experience was three blocks of thirty minutes separated by two 10-minute air breaks. Has there been any research on how to structure things optimally?
@@markbr5898 hi, usually the protocol used os 20 mins followed by 5 mins breaks, but it has to do with the length of the session. 30/10/30 also works