Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy

What is Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy(HBOT)?

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) is a treatment method based on the use of pure concentrations of oxygen at enhanced atmospheric pressure. When your blood carries this extra oxygen throughout your body, it helps the body fight infection and enhances the body’s natural healing. This non-invasive treatment is a trusted way to increase oxygen levels in all organs of the body.

How does Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy(HBOT) work?

Normally, the oxygen we breathe is carried by red blood cells to the tissues and organs in the body. During HBOT, the pressurized environment allows oxygen to dissolve directly into the plasma, which transports pure oxygen deep into the body’s tissues, which results in a significant increase in oxygen concentrations in the body. For people with certain medical conditions, delivering high concentrations of oxygen through the plasma can have a therapeutic effect and enhance the body’s natural healing abilities.

During the chamber, you sit or lie in a special chamber, you’ll receive your oxygen treatment through a specialized mask or nasal tube. Once the door to the hyperbaric oxygen therapy chamber has closed, you might hear a slight hissing sound as oxygen fills the chamber and the pressure inside slowly grows. Your ears may feel clogged, similar to flying in an airplane or traveling through mountains. You can relieve this pressure in your ears by yawning or taking a sip of water, holding your nose and swallowing the water. You’ll breathe normally throughout the therapy.

The Benefit of Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy(HBOT)

Normally, the air we breathe contains a mixture of gases, about 21% of which is oxygen. During hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT), people breathe 100 percent oxygenwhile increasing pressure allows more oxygen to dissolve into the plasma. High concentrations of oxygen can enhance the body’s ability to repair itself, repair damage or promote the healing of chronic wounds. It can also help rejuvenate cells and tissues that are at risk of dying due to reduced blood supply.

Below are some benefits of hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT)

• Fight Bacteria.
• Increase blood flow.
• Reduce inflammation and swelling.
• Weaken infection-causing bacteria.
• Improves the body’s ability to fight free radicals.
• Stimulate the growth of new blood vessels.
• Cell Protection.
• Promote collagen production and tighten skin.
• Enhance immune system function.
• Promotes cognitive improvement and healthy brain function.

The Application Scenarios

1.Sport

2.Recovery Center

3.Beauty & Anti-Aging

4.Home Wellness

5.Clinical

6.Scientific Institution

FAQs

1. What are the main components of the Healing Labs hyperbaric oxygen chamber?

The main components of the Healing Labs hyperbaric oxygen chamber include the cabin body and an equipment cabinet (including an oxygen generator, air compressor, air conditioning system, filtration system, central control system, and other systems).

2. While using this hyperbaric chamber, is it necessary to have any technician or doctor control it?

Our chambers are simple to operate and can be operated alone without the help of others. Just read the user manual and operation video to install and operate. At the same time, we also provide online training to customers. Additionally, face-to-face conversations are possible.

3. What Does Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Feel Like?

While the chamber is pressurizing, your ears may feel cogged, similar to flying in an airplane or traveling through mountains. You can relieve this pressure in your ears by yawning or taking a sip of water, holding your nose, and swallowing the water.

During the pressurization of the chamber, your mouth may become dry. Once the chamber is fully pressurized, your salivation will return to normal.

After using the oxygen chamber, one of the most intuitive feelings is refreshing, and you will feel full of vitality.

4. How long you should stay in the chamber?

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy sessions usually last between 60 and 120 min one time., 3-5 times per week.

5. Is it safe?

HBOT has a very good safety track record, particularly when compared to other invasive therapies, surgeries, and drugs. Our main concern is ear discomfort, which may affect some patients in the pressurized environment. It is typically easy to clear and most patients adjust to the pressure changes without issue. Some conditions such as collapsed lung, sinus, or heart surgery, and others are contraindicated (not advised). We will go over everything in your initial phone consultation and ensure you’re clear to receive therapy.

6. what can I do during HBOT?

You can do the following during an HBOT:

• Lie down or sit upright
• Wear a customized breathing hoo
• sleep
• Read books or magazines
• Watch television
• Listen to music