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More about Hyperbaric Oxygen (HBOT)

Oxygen is the enemy of cancer cells and fuel for healthy cells. Cancer cells prefer an oxygen-free environment.

In a hyperbaric oxygen chamber, pure oxygen is delivered under pressure to the red blood cells in your body. This has the effect of dissolving oxygen into the plasma and delivering as much as 10 times more oxygen and reaching further into the tissues. This provides fuel for healing and re-growth while also destroying cancer cells.

Background

Many areas of tissue damage or cancerous growth are characterized by a low supply of oxygen and HBOT can make inroads to resupply these areas. The increased oxygen also enhances the ability of white blood cells to kill bacteria, reduces swelling and allows new blood vessels to grow more rapidly in the affected areas.

Details

Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) is often used in conjunction with other treatments. Delivery of oxygen at high pressure has been found to have beneficial effects in overall oxygenation of the body, and supports other therapies that depend on oxygenation at the tissue level.

HBOT is simple, painless and non-invasive. It is used to treat many different types of conditions – some on-, and others, off-label. Off-label uses include treatments for

Autism
Cerebral palsy
Lyme disease
Migraines
Multiple sclerosis
near Drowning
recovery from Surgery
Sports injuries
Strokes
Traumatic brain injuries
and of course, Cancer

Overall, HBOT is extremely safe when performed under medical supervision. Most common side effects include reversible barotrauma to the ears and sinuses caused by the change of pressure. Sometimes changes in vision may also occur temporarily. https://hope4cancer.com

Treatment

In HBOT, a patient is placed in a chamber where the pressure of oxygen can be increased and controlled. Under normal circumstances, oxygen is transported throughout the body only by red blood cells. With HBOT, oxygen is dissolved into all of the body’s fluids including the plasma, the central nervous system fluids, the lymph and the bone, and can be carried to areas where circulation is diminished or blocked.