(HBOT)
INFLAMMATION & HYPERBARICS
Inflammation is an integral finding in numerous medical conditions and coincides with nearly all types of injuries and insult to the body. Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) has been demonstrated to substantially decrease inflammation throughout the body. HBOT drives increased levels of oxygen into the body, which travels through the plasma, subsequently reducing inflammation ad pain. As oxygen serve as one of the primary mechanisms to reduce inflammation, HBOT creates the environment where this process is stimulated and enhanced.
The benefits of HBOT for Inflammation with the following:
Support Anti-Inflammatory Process at the Cellular Level with HBOT
- Decreases Acute/Chronic Inflammation
- Minimizes Pain & Discomfort
- Reduces inflammatory Proteins
- Promotes Anti-Inflammatory Proteins
- Reduces Swelling
- Accelerates Tissue Repair and Healing
Relieve Soft Tissue/Joint Inflammation with HBOT
- Remediates Osteoarthritis & Rheumatoid Arthritis
- Ameliorates Tendinitis
- Accelerates Recovery from Sports-Related & High Impact Injuries
SPORTS & HYPERBARICS
Injuries caused by sports related activities are a substantial concern among players, coaches and parent alike. As inflammation and pain play primary roles with respect to recovery, hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) has been shown to significantly reduces inflammation and ameliorate pain. HBOT can accelerate and enhance healing from surgeries and wounds.
The benefits of HBOT for sports-related injuries with the following:
Accelerate Recovery from Sports-Related Injuries with HBOT
- Increases Collagen Production
- Reduces Inflammation & Pain
- Faster & Better Recovery from sprains, tears & bone fractures
Faster Recovery From Surgeries with HBOT
- Accelerates & Enhances Healing
- Reduces Inflammation for Optimal Pre-Surgical Conditions
- Reduces Risk of Infection
- Decreases Hospital Time
Reasons to Use the HBOT
Any sports injury
Athletic training
Cosmetic surgery
Autism
Cerebral Palsy
Multiple Sclerosis
RSD (Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy/Complex Regional Pain Syndrome)
Stroke
Parkinson's
Brain injury