Hyperbaric Oxygen Chamber.

1.What is Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy?
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) is a medical treatment in which the patient is entirely enclosed in a pressure chamber breathing pure oxygen (O2) at greater than one atmosphere pressure. Air contains nearly 21% oxygen, and approximately 78% nitrogen. In hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBO), the oxygen percentage breathed by the patient is nearly 100%, almost five times more than in air. The pressure of the oxygen breathed by the patient in a hyperbaric oxygen chamber is usually more than 1.3 times greater than atmospheric pressure. HBOT can enhance the body’s natural healing process by delivering oxygen under pressure, increasing the oxygen content in the blood and in the cerebral spinal fluid, flooding the tissues with oxygen.

2. How doesHyperbaric Oxygen Therapywork?
Hyperoxygenation- By increasing the oxygen dissolved in the plasma (the liquid portion of the blood), the lymphatic fluid, and the cerebrospinal fluid,Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapyincreases the oxygen available to damaged tissues, stimulating healing.
Neovascularization-Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapystimulates blood vessel formation (angiogenesis) and collagen (connective tissue) formation in areas that were previously resistant due to lack of oxygen.
Hyperoxia enhanced antimicrobial activity-Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapyreduces or eliminates the effects of toxic substances, bacteria, viruses, and yeast by increasing the tissue oxygen levels.
Hyperoxia enhanced immune response-Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapyactivates the white blood cells to fight infection, promoting resistance to infection, as well as wound healing. HBOT also helps to reduce inflammation and oxidative stress.

3. What conditions canHyperbaric Oxygen Therapytreat for?

A)Autisim---Improves children’s in cognitive ability,socialization,sleep,calmness,language:

Reported benefits from the treatment include improvements in language, eye contact, socialization, appetite and digestion. Reduction in intestinal inflammation involving parasites and bacteria was also cited. Because many children with autism enjoy small, enclosed spaces, claustrophobia is rarely a problem for the child.

Improvements in social skills and grades, and a reduction in seizures, after hyperbaric oxygen therapy treatments.

 

C)Stroke Improvement:

i) Hyperbaric oxygen under pressure can have a unique and important improvement for the correction and healing of stroke and traumatically brain injured (TBI) patiences.

ii) The first clinical use of hyperbaric oxygen for the treatment of stroke patients was reported in 1965 and many studies have been done since then proving its safety and effectiveness.

 

B)SPA——Face Beauty,Anti-aging,Banishing Cellulite,Weight Loss:

i) Skin and body rejuvenation, skin toning. Increases collagen and elastin production, wakes up sleeping (idling) brain cells.

ii) Skin disorders such as acne, eczema, psoriasis, and rosacea can be successfully addressed with hyperbaric oxygen.

iii) Hyperbaric oxygen therapy also increases collagen production and chances of hair follicle growth after re-implantation.

iiii) Hyperbaric oxygen therapy can help with various digestive disorders from nutrient absorption to IBS.

iiiii) Fat inside of your body is comprised of hydrogen, carbon and oxygen. So by adding more oxygen to your body, the fat is forced to look for more oxygen and in so doing it turns into either water or carbon dioxid.

 

D)Gym & Sport——Athletic Performance:

a) Speeds up the healing of tissues, ligaments and fractured bones and reduces scar tissue formation and damage.

b) Breathing oxygen under increased pressure of more than 1ATA is referred to as hyperbaric oxygen therapy or HBOT. This should be considered an important adjunctive therapy in the management of acute trauma, which is seen in sports injuries.

i) World-class triathletes have used hyperbaric oxygen for many years with excellent results.

ii) Clinical trials have shown a decreased recovery time after workouts, decreases in resting heart rate, better sleep, less muscle soreness, and of course, increased speed and endurance.

 

Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) is also approved to treat air or gas embolism, carbon monoxide & cyanide poisoning, crush injury & acute traumatic ischemia, decompression sickness, delayed radiation injury, diabetic foot ulcers, enhanced healing of problem wounds, exceptional blood loss, gas gangrene, intracranial abcess, necrotizing soft tissue infections, osteomyelitis (refractory), skin grafts and flaps(compromised), and thermal burns.

 

4.What is the standard treatment protocol?
Many doctors recommend that one or two per day, for 60 to 90 minutes each, 5 to 7 days per week.

5.How safe is a Hyperabric Oxygen Chamber?
HBOT is incredibly safe,as the pressure of Portable Hyperabric Oxygen Chambers is suitable and not flammable. Prior to treatment, the patient may experience a sensation of fullness in the ears, similar to the feeling experienced on an airplane. This is a result of the eardrum responding to pressures changes.It's Normal.

 

Model	ST701
Size	Diameter:28''(70cm), Length:89''(225cm).
Pressure	1.3ATA
Weight	30Kg
Brand	MACY-PAN
Certificate	CE, ISO13485,BV,CAS
Basic Components	1. Chamber 2. Air Compressor 3. Cover 4. Matress 5. Anti-Rollers 6. Pressure Gauge 7. Air Tube
Optional Components	1.Oxygen Concentrator 2.Cooling System 3.Internal Frame Support 4.Internal Pressure Gauge

 

 

 

Features ofour Hyperbaric Oxygen Chamber

• The safest hyperbaric chamber available.
• 1.3ATA operating pressure —— suitable for person.
• Light and Practical —— suitable for home use/easily transported and ste-up.
• TPU——very strange to use.
• Pre-determined or variable treatment pressure.
• Clean air compressor—new technology intake filters with Activated carbon. Activated carbon.
• High efficiency in-line filtration system—filters to 0.01 microns
• Can be used with frame and mattress for extra support.
• Patented 2-zipper seal facilitates self treatments.
• Designed for improved airflow through chamber.
• Priced to be practical and designed to last