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Hyperbaric inhibits candida overgrowth and may help breakdown biofilms. HBOT will help to heal microbiome, as oxygen can reshape colonies in the GUT

@@hyperbaric thank you 🙏🏻 now the difficult part is for me to come up with the 💰

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

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Currently there is no research on CVID and HBOT. HBOT might be useful if stem cell therapy is used

@@hyperbaric Ok, thanks.

For a steel chamber that is not a bad price

Dang. Who has that? Unless one works 70 hrs a week?

HBOT can be used a complementary therapy for chronic inflammatory response syndrome. We can see from the research that HBOT may decrease proinflammatory cytokine production and the release of tumor necrosis factor (TNF-α)

Hi Joe. We cannot recommend protocols over the internet, but we do offer consults online if you'd like to explore this further. Here is a link: calendly.com/drmakeeva/hyperbaric-consultation-1

Hi Keith, there is plenty of research done using soft chambers.

What about DAI (brain injury )

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Wow! Amazing results

There is a limit of number of treatments you can do under higher pressures.

@@hyperbaric I don't really see what would dictate the limit. What I really wanted to know is whether the deeper effects could be attained in less than six weeks at higher pressures.

@@markbr5898 It dictates the limit b/s there is a certain oxygen tolerance in the human body. Your question is a little general. In some cases, yes. For example stem cell mobilization occurs faster at deeper pressures, so you will get an effect faster at 2ATA than at 1.3 ATA. On the other hand, neurological conditions do not respond well to higher pressures at all, so going deeper would be counterproductive.

@@hyperbaric Thanks Dr Masha for the clarification. It is interesting that different conditions respond best to different pressures. I suspect that in most hospital multichambers, most clients are "thrown in together", without too much consideration of what is being treated.

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It is individual. For someone 1.3 ATA might be a lot, for another person 2.5ATA is fine. However, generally we think of higher pressures as 2 ATA and higher.

@@hyperbaric how do you find someone who knows how to use HboT with cancer patients? I paid two naturopathic doctors one was a naturopathic oncologist with FABNO credentials and she doesn’t seem to know much and neither did the other. How do you find these people without having to spend thousands of dollars on consultation fees?

@@ALHack29 Ask them before you book a consultation with them if they have used HBOT in their practice and if they know how to apply HBOT in tour situation. If you are looking for a practitioner, feel free to send us an email info@drmasha.con

When someone is in ketosis they can assume that their blood glucose is regulated and they can go in safely. In fact Keto and HBOT are synergistic therapies, therefore when used concurrently they potentiate each other

@@hyperbaric ok thank you. I’m in ketosis everyday but I did hear thomas seyfried in an interview say something like if you check your GKI and its 2 or below get in that HBOT. Thanks for the reply. I’m doing this on my own because the two ND’s I’ve paid don’t seem to know how to use HBOT with cancer. So I pay for treatment OR a consultation. Treatment comes first I guess.

@@ALHack29 I think what he meant is that HBOT helps to switch to ketosis easier

@@hyperbaric oh I as under the impression that being in ketosis actually makes HBOT more effective as you have now weakened the cancer cells prior to oxygenating your body. The press/pulse idea dr seyfried used in his mice study years ago. First get in ketosis, fast, cut off sugar and glutamine for a while (the press) then attack with Oxygen (the pulse). But I bet it works the other way around as well. I never thought of that. Thank you for your info!!!

@@ALHack29 You are absolutely correct! It works both ways

You had a apla right?

HBOT is a supportive, aka adjunctive therapy in anti-phospholipid syndrome. HBOT is anti-inflammatory and it "calms down' and helps regulate immune system. For protocols you would need to contact your practitioner (if you don't have one, send us an email info@drmasha.com) to create a personalised HBOT treatment plan that will maximise your chances of recovery.many people can have the same health condition, but everyone will present it differently and therefore will require a personalised treatment protocol

HBOT is a supportive, aka adjunctive therapy in anti-phospholipid syndrome. HBOT is anti-inflammatory and it "calms down' and helps regulate immune system. For protocols you would need to contact your practitioner (if you don't have one, send us an email info@drmasha.com) to create a personalised HBOT treatment plan that will maximise your chances of recovery.many people can have the same health condition, but everyone will present it differently and therefore will require a personalised treatment protocol

Hi, this particular course is in-person. Introduction to HBOT courses will be available online soon

@@hyperbaric Hopefully to include all the uses eg chronic disease, anti-ageing and so on like the one in madrid?

This video is about the HBOT certification course to learn about Hyperbaric Therapy and how to apply it.

Interesting. Thanks for sharing

Hyperbaric stands for hyper=increased, baric = pressure. Whever we increase pressure, even lightly, we increase oxygen availability and delivery. This is based on Henry’s law of physics. Different pressures might produce different effects. One is not better than the other, rather different indications require different pressures. Saying that mild pressure does not increase available oxygen is against laws of physics

@@hyperbaric What if we practice deep breathing while IN the chamber?

They use hyperbaric chambers during expeditions in Everest for any climbers experiencing hypoxia due to altitude sickness. These are the balloon kind. Nobody would carry a metal one up the Khumbu icefall to camp 2. For this purpose they work incredibly well and have saved numerous lives.

Because it is not as simple as it looks. These microbes are intracellular and once the infection becomes chronic, it is quite difficult to catch them in a state in which they can be eliminated.

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​@@hyperbaricI have Lyme and have this exact problem. Tried to sign up for your free consult but don't see it

@@shawnshawn7477 We stopped offering free consults a year or so ago. If you have specific questions, send us an email info@drmasha.com

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Hi Bella. While it is a great device, it is different from HBOT. HBOT uses pressure and oxygen, and hypoxie-hyperoxie utilizes fluctuations in oxygen concentrations.

@@hyperbaric I got it, thank you for your answer.

glad you liked the video. For more information, please send us an e-mail info@drmasha.com, and we will send you the information on home-approved hyperbaric chambers