Hyperbaric oxygen therapy increases delivery of oxygen to the body by providing pure oxygen in an enclosed space with higher than normal air pressure.
Optimize and improve potential health & wellness,
Boost athletic performance,
Helps restore strength, stamina, and coordination
Improves mental clarity and focus*
A typical Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy session lasts between 10 to 15 minutes, allowing your body to absorb the transmitted energy for maximum benefits.
For best results, it is recommended to use Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy 3 to 5 times per week. Consistency is key, but usage may vary based on individual wellness goals.
Patient Evaluation: We will review your medical history and assess current medical conditions to determine if the HBOT is suitable for you. Appropriately dressed in comfortable, non-flammable clothing (no jewelry or makeup).
Enclosed Chamber: Once cleared, you will lay down in a pressurized chamber to receive treatment.
Safety Precautions: Be informed of potential side effects such as ear discomfort, sinus issues, or claustrophobia
Certain Lung Diseases: Such as obstructive lung disease or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
Eye Conditions: A history of eye surgery, optic neuritis, or sudden blindness.
The goal of hyperbaric oxygen therapy is to get more oxygen to tissues damaged by disease, injury or other factors. In a hyperbaric oxygen therapy chamber, the air pressure is increased 2 to 3 times higher than normal air pressure. The lungs can gather much more oxygen than would be possible breathing pure oxygen at normal air pressure.
Our Commitment to Safety
At Longevity Gyms, we ensure that every HBOT session is conducted in a controlled environment. Our trained staff will guide you through the process, making sure your session is optimized for your needs. To enhance your relaxation, feel free to sit back, close your eyes, or listen to calming music while experiencing the HBOT revitalizing energy.
HBOT Benefits
Lifesaving treatment. Hyperbaric oxygen therapy can save the lives of people who have:
Air bubbles in blood vessels.
Decompression sickness.
Carbon monoxide poisoning.
Serious trauma, such as a crushing injury, causing blocked blood flow.
Limb-saving treatment. The therapy can be an effective treatment for:
Infections of tissues or bone that cause tissue death.
Nonhealing wounds, such as a diabetic foot ulcer.
Tissue-saving treatment.The therapy can help with the healing of:
Skin grafts or skin flaps at risk of tissue death.
Tissue and skin grafts after burn injuries.
Tissue damage from radiation therapy.
Other treatments. The therapy also may be used to treat:
Puss-filled pockets in the brain called brain abscesses.
Low counts of red blood cells from serious blood loss.
Sudden hearing loss from an unknown cause.
Sudden vision loss from blocked blood flow to the retina.
HBOT is not recommended for individuals with lung or ear conditions (where pressure equalization may be not possible), acute respiratory infections, fever, or seizure disorders. Pregnant individuals should also avoid HBOT. For those with claustrophobia, our team is extra attentive to your comfort.
HBOT shows particular promise for tinnitus treatment within the first three months of onset. The inner ear, often affected by insufficient oxygen supply in tinnitus cases, can benefit from the increased blood oxygen levels provided by HBOT.
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