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- Should you do HBOT every day? Watch this video to find out!
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We often see comments & questions about doing HBOT every day, or even sleeping in the chamber.
But just because Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy is a great tool doesn’t mean more is always better.
Is it possible to overdo HBOT sessions?
In this video we’ll discuss two aspects of this conversation: The safety and the effectiveness of doing HBOT every day.
And in this discussion, safety really isn’t a huge concern.
If you’re doing HBOT at a clinic, and that clinic is trained and trustworthy, it’s very unlikely that they’ll allow you to do too much HBOT from a safety perspective (avoiding oxygen toxicity).
If you have a soft chamber and do HBOT on your own, it’s also very unlikely that you’ll do too much HBOT from a safety perspective. At such low pressures, it’s almost impossible to reach oxygen toxicity levels.
So a lot of this discussion is centered around the effectiveness of doing HBOT every day.
Is it effective? Or is there a better strategy?
Watch the video and find out.
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Great video. Thanks as always.
Been using my 1.5 ata chamber for 11 months now 60-80 blocks 90 to 60 minute sessions then two -4 week breaks. Along with hydrogen inhalation and water from Lourdes hydrofix. Nearly two years since the jab I’d say I’m 90% recovered what a nightmare and a wild journey. Had myocarditis along with many many other things. Hopefully another year I’ll be 100%. Sauna and cold showers have helped also
What are you doing to remove the spike protein from your bloodstream?
You need to take NAC 500mg and Bromelain 500mg together twice a day for two weeks. Together they have been shown to get rid of the spike protein.
I've been experiencing insomnia after about 10 dives. Does this normally go away? Any insights would be appreciated!
YES YES AND YES! @@sidecarmisanthrope5927
@@trainingbymelissa Not what we are talking about.
I have been using my low-pressure (1.3 Atmospheres (4 psi) chamber for 65 minutes, twice a day, for 3 weeks to treat concussion symptoms, with excellent results. I use an oxygen condenser (not enriched oxygen) with a cannula. However, I recently started having mild irritation in my bronchial passage (itching, mild mucosal production, mild coughing) and some mild irritation/heaviness in my lungs. Im now taking a week break to measure results and benefits and gauge symptoms. I think there is a slight variation among different people's sensitivity to higher oxygen levels.
I have the most hope in two years after severe vaccine injury. I will get my life back. You are excellent.
Hi, I’m vax injured too and doing hbot. I’m in Canada, what’s your protocol? Do you do 60 or 90 mins? And what pressure? Soft or hard shell? Thanks
@@mitrash6462 Hi I'm doing 90 min. a day soft shell 1.3 pressure. Seeing good results after 12 sessions. It almost killed me so I'll never be the same. I just want to get functional I'll get there.
@@tammygravis1462What are you doing to remove the spike protein from your bloodstream?
@@mitrash6462What are you doing to remove the spike protein from your bloodstream? That would help with repair and clotting
@@tammygravis1462hi, is that a covid vax
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I'm doing the hard shell. 32 down and my goal is 120 (good enough for Joe Namath good enough for me). Should I take a 2 week break after the 40th and 80th sessions or a 4 week break after the 60th session? What do you suggest? thx.
@@braddockakalatis2 we place our breaks strategically based on patient response, plateaus, etc. not necessarily at evenly spaced intervals.
your videos are very informative and helpful. I meet people that can certainly use this.
Glad to hear it! Please feel free to share our channel with them! Much appreciated!
Good video Jason,I got your book on kindle and it’s really good so far.
Glad you're enjoying it!
Do you have the study or resource to speak to where you talked about stem cell count increase at the 2 month mark of use? Can you share that so I can read more please.
I have just came across this method when i was reading about the doctor who lived under water for 100 days and the benefits from it were amazing. I have proctitis and colitis and can't believe doctors don't talk about this more. I am going to take this route and have told some friends about it. I can see the future in this method will soon become the way for many suffers of chronic bowel deceases. Thanks for being here and doing what you do. I hope to make an appointment with you. Thank-you for all you do.
I'm big fan of this . Glad there passionate doctor for good health that for once not in pill form.
Can CVAC therapy be used with Hyperbaric Therapy? Basically, use negative (high altitude chamber) in conjunction with Hyperbaric to compliment each other.
i am 37... i have scoliosis, osteoperosis, connective tissue deterioration, buristis, and lyme disease... i basically have the skeleton of a 130 year old complaining about the weather... a couple years ago i was in florida and i actually hurt very rarely... now i am in northern minnesota and cannot leave for at least 3 years... minor fluctuations in air pressure make me useless... the question is... could i live in a hyperbaric chamber at slightly higher than sea level air pressure not as a on and off treatment... can i live in it and keep my bones under a constant pressure?
This is super helpful thanks! Do you have any recommendations on HBOT use while taking supplements like GlyNAC or Rapamycin?
They have nothing to do with each other.
With soft chambers, do you also need a oxygen concentrator? Or does the pressure in chamber condense the oxygen?
Do you have any information on macular degeneration or other eye health?
Very informative...
I wonder if anyone who took up scuba and deliberately dived using hyperbaric timing protocols and pressures can experience the same health benefit results. As if they were treated in a chamber in a clinic.
The Hyperbaric chamber uses increased oxygen levels whereas scuba only uses compressed air. Probably won't get quite the same results.
I'm sure you can take 95% O2 down with you. Just don't go beyond 10 ft for more than 30 minutes. And when I say don't, I mean you WILL die or be gravely injured with significant stay.
And O2 at pressure in salt water damages everything in a scuba tank so cost does increase fyi.
I have a SAFETY question: In this video you discussed duration and briefly you mentioned decompression sickness. I am under the care of a naturopath. I have asked my doctor questions regarding pressure, altitude and duration. I am a well trained scuba diver so dive tables are within my skillset. The HBOT chamber that we own is a hard chamber (likely the same manufacturer as your HBOT chambers, with multiple relief valves from 1.3 to 2.4 ATA). I live at 5,000 feet. Is there a risk of DCS based on my altitude, duration and treatment ATA's? A typical treatment for me is at 2.0 ATA (at our elevation of 5,000 feet). Duration: 20 minutes pressurizing to 2.0 ATA, then 1 hour at pressure, then decompressing for 15-20 minutes. We are using ambient air for the HBOT, a nasal cannula providing oxygen from a concentrator. Soon my treatment plan will put me a 2.2 ATA and later 2.4 ATA. Let's please discuss DCS, altitude, duration and possibly safety stops. Thanks.
You're welcome to email us at support@hbotusa.com to setup a consultation about your situation!
@@HBOTUSA Thanks I will reach out
What did your doctors say? If the ratings of your relief valves and readings on your gauges are absolute, then you should account for the local altitude and add that, if the ratings are relative to your local altitude then the local altitude wouldn't be a factor. I don't know how gauges and valves are calibrated, but they may be affected by the local altitude.
Important question: In your experience and research, is separately Ozone IV therapy and HBOT safe with most young healthy adult patients with a very small intracranial aneurysm? As their is in the scientific literature extensive laboratory and clinical evidence supporting the role of Ozone in blood vessel protection and Endothelial Cell function: Ozone has been shown to improve: hemodynamic stress, hazardous NOS activity, endothelial cell function, oxidative stress, is vasoprotective, anti inflammatory, lowers blood pressure and has vasodilatory properties. Would love to please hear your scientific opinion. Thank you very much for your time!
Clearly, HBOT is not a targeted protocol as it treats the whole body. I'm looking to purchase a chamber and am still in the research stage. What determines pressure and time? How would I know what to use? I've ordered your book. Does it answer this? Is 10 l/min of oxygen enough at 2.0? So many questions. Great videos. They've helped a lot.
Those answers are dependent on what someone is trying to accomplish, how well they tolerate the therapy, how much available time they have and how much of a rush they are in. There is no single answer to that but when you’re ready we can make a protocol for you.
I do
Hyperbaric chamber
Monday - Friday 1pm to 5pm
Saturday - Sunday 9am
At a clinic, 1.5 ATA
12 dives a week
@HBOT USA Thank you for this! I've been curious about supplementing with glutathione in sync with HBOT-- what are your thoughts around this/dosage with this/timing, etc.?
You should do a glutathione IV every 10 hbot sessions or so
@@benjamincoman4684 Why do you need to do glutathione IV every 10 hbot sessions?
Greetings
Can someone please tell me if there is a registry that lists ‘certified hyperbaric specialists’ worldwide so one can know where to go when you are traveling so you don’t get possibly scammed.
Could there be an issue with the oxygen that’s being used? I hope you understand what I am asking as imagine that there could be issues down the road with someone trying to cut corners to save a buck somehow by not following protocols?
We have a list of clinics that we've certified and trust (in the U.S. and Puerto Rico): hbotusa.com/locations/
In a monochamber, if the power went out during a session, there is no problem. It simply means that the compressor can't pressurize the chamber much further. If the oxygen supply is from a cylinder, there is no interruption. If there is an oxygen concentrator and pressurizer machine that runs on electricity, then simply decompress the chamber and end session. No danger.
That said, I agree, sleeping in a sealed chamber is not a good choice.
The answers may not be that clear… some run on compressed air. Other on o2 pressure alone. Some air filled chambers will maintain there pressure in that situation and others will lose pressure if the compressor stops. The point is to know your equipment understand the risks and have a plan for the different challenges that may present themselves.
Thanks for watching
First, thanks for these videos. I'm confused about you talking about DCS not being an issue @6:05 for soft chambers. How is DCS ever a concern at any pressure (1.,3, 1.5, or 2.0 ATA) when you're breathing close to 100% O2 and it's the N2 that causes DCS but unlike diving on air, you're not breathing N2.
For that matter, as a diver, the whole point of nitrox is to increase O2, decrease N2, and give me more bottom time and less chance of DCS. If I could dive with 100% O2, I'd have unlimited bottom time, and no risk of DCS, wouldn't you agree?
(of course the issue with too much O2 is O2 toxicity which is an issue for divers, and limits how deep we can go, and why we don't dive with 100% O2, since our maximum depth would be too low for the dive to be worth it)
Yes I agree. Not everyone is using enriched o2 some people dive on air and so in those cases the risks in the chambers are basically the same as the risks diving in water which especially at lower pressures is still very safe
Just curious, would this be similar to when deep diver go in the ocean with an oxygen mask? Or maybe I’m thinking about it wrong.
I’ve just started and I’m based in London uK. I can only afford 1 session of 1 hour per week ( in a hard chamber - clinic setting ) to improve general health and fatigue. Is this enough. I experienced benefits after one session, my mental fog diminished and I had so much energy for 3 days after session. I’m Just having my second session 5 days later and am wondering? Thanks X I’m 60 yr old female , on HRT, and had post covid symptoms brain fog and fatigue .
I know that in the UK there is a Multiple Sclerosis patient organisation which offers HBOT sessions for a low price (£25 ?) Good luck! Cees from the Netherlands…
@@MrCees64wow here in the US it’s $100-300😢
Can tou take a nap in a soft chamber ? Dont they have timers on them?
So is it safe for someone to do Live02 EWOT for 15 minutes and also do HBOT hard chamber 100% oxygen for 1-2 hours later in the day? I just want to know if it’s dangerous to have too much oxygen in a day before I decide doing both?
Usually, you can feel if something is off. Trust your body and maybe meditate to really sense.. And take hydrogen water and extra antioxidants to prevent damage anyway.
Sounds like a cool idea just have you tried this yet ?
Is there an age limit for HBOT? How young can you start?
I have been 5 days a 1 hour per session 12 weeks 60 hours total for fibromyalgia pain . When I go 3 days off I feel more pain and have to take more NSAID’s . How long should I keep this up
Also try pemf mat
Try red light therapy
what list of blood work should we get prior to starting HBOT to monitor our progress .
I am just looking into this for the first time, I'm a disable vet and picked up an illness being exposed to stuff active duty(yay), then had a stroke, so i am really fighting to get better but things dont look good. I dont think VA has HBOT but i am checking with my doc. my wife is very supportive so a home chamber would work great i think.
Hi.. I'm from Pakistan.. my mother is suffering from neurodegenerative disease. In a very critical condition, she cannot talk, cannot walk and cannot take even oral feeding past one & a half month. The doctor said there is no treatment for her... kindly guide me. Is this HBOT therapy beneficial for her? Please reply..
My brother also have hypoxic brain injuury.. can't walk talk
He is in vegetative state
Please check reneuron company.
@@AyushKumar2may link please..
I didn’t realize the time and money you would have to invest. I was going once to twice a week. The chambers hurt my back so going forward is a major question mark for me. I am wondering if I should have invested money. Very disappointed.
Grow up! If you can not afford it, save your money and buy your own! Don't complain about costs.
Is there any evidence this may help with a bowel obstruction? My colleague Greg has issues with intermittent bowel obstructions and I’m hoping this might help. Also, I’ve heard you need to wear all-cotton clothing in the chamber to prevent a fire. Is that sufficient or should Greg avoid clothing all together?
You only need to wear all cotton when you're in a hard chamber that's pressurized with 100% oxygen, and most of those are in hospitals and wound care clinics. Our chambers, and most clinics we work with, pressurize chambers with air.
Regarding your other question, we're not able to give medical advice thru youtube. But you can set up a consultation by emailing us at support@hbotusa.com.
@@HBOTUSA Thank you for your insight and reassurance! Anyone that knows Greg really doesn't want to see him au naturel. Also, with his GI issues, I'd be very concerned he'd make it a highly flammable environment.
@@davidanthony2026 🤣
EAT FIBER MY BOI LOL
Wait... isn't oxygen bad when given too much at higher concentrates? It causes oxidative breakdown and stress within the body (oxidation). The entire reason we need powerful antioxidants, to stay healthy and alive, is to limit the stress oxygen already does (and that's at the amounts we utilize normally). Loads of studies showing damage to lungs, etc. also using high concentrates of oxygen for extended periods of time.
You’re partially correct but that is only a very small part of the story. Oxidation is also a necessary cell signaling molecule that stimulates repair and regeneration, hormone synthesis and reduce inflammation. We have done a bunch of videos on that topic as well.
Appreciate your comment.
🌞 Blessings
Can it help with stage 4 lung Cancer..never smoked.
The TL;DR is, there are diminishing returns, and in his experience, there's no point to doing super long sessions 7 days a week instead of 5, or continuing nonstop for over 3 months... take a break.
There is no information in the video about potential health dangers from too much HBOT, it basically seems safe when used normally.
Saved you 13 minutes.
Thanks for the summary
Can we do HBoT at altitude?
Yes! Here's a video we did on the subject that might be helpful: th-cam.com/video/xKYDigemfUk/w-d-xo.html
@@HBOTUSA thanks, I took a look at it. My issue is I live at 4000’. I have to travel down to the nearest HBOT center. Will I be able to come home after a treatment?
Who has 10 of thousands of dollars? I mean I can afford the package deal that is 340 for 10. How should I use them to get best results for money? So if your rich you get the best? Frustrating.
The place i work for 5 sessions its $900 10 is $1400 20 is $1900
I’m wanting one for my home. Can I use it alone getting in and out without a helper
It is possible to get a chamber for home use and use it on your own. It just may take a little longer to depressurize because you can't turn off the compressor (which pressurizes the chamber). So you open the release valve more and eventually hit the point where more pressure is being released vs. added.
Shoot us an email at support@hbotusa.com to discuss the right solution for you in your home!
I have been using one with remote control on off switch for over three years.
You left out burn victims who recover, they sleep or sedated in chamber for long periods
Who can afford that many sessions?
I am not sure this is a treatment for stroke.
Technically it’s not a treatment or cure for stroke…. However there is a lot of research supporting its use post stroke for improving recovery results and reducing recovery times.
Search the literature and you will find many papers.
Here is a recent one:
Liska GM, Lippert T, Russo E, Nieves N, Borlongan CV. A Dual Role for Hyperbaric Oxygen in Stroke Neuroprotection: Preconditioning of the Brain and Stem Cells. Cond Med. 2018 Jun;1(4):151-166. PMID: 30079404; PMCID: PMC6075658.
China uses it for stroke with great success.
I WILL PASS SOUNDS DANGEROUS
LMAO nobody cares what you will or will not pass on dude. Thumb back in mouth.
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy is inherently safe. Why do you think it's dangerous?
@@HBOTUSA SAFE, BUT THE PRESSURE CAN MESS WITH THE EYEBALLS, AND EARS ETC