Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy

21/03/2026

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23/02/2026

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Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) accelerates healing in the body by upregulating collagen and fibroblast formation and stem cell mobilization.

The key ingredients for tissue repair and regeneration come from fibroblasts, collagen formation, and stem cell response. By mobilizing these different growth factors, we can stimulate cells and tissues to repair themselves, regenerate, and regain normal, healthy function.

More on combining stem cell therapies with HBOT here:
https://youtu.be/5AqUPxVkZvc&list=PLLBK4Ii9--jFmpg8NT5qpJ4TWGthFS22q

21/02/2026

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What Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) Protocol should you follow to support someone with Lyme Disease?

The answer would really be determined by which phase of Lyme Disease a person is in.

If they're in a very acute phase of active infection, higher pressures are more important.

Although we're not just trying to blow up spirochetes from pressure itself, we are also trying to improve a patient's immune response to fight the infection.

So, usually a range of pressures, anywhere from 1.5 through to 2.0 atmospheres and even above, could all be appropriate within that active phase.

However, many of the patients that we end up seeing are pretty well into the chronic phase of Lyme. I believe that in the chronic phase of Lyme, we could focus on the inflammatory phase of recovery, and then the tissue repair and regeneration by using lower pressures.

A lot of these benefits could be seen anywhere between 1.3 and 1.75, even up to 2.0, but that high of pressure usually is not necessary in this phase.

So, the range of pressures could all be used technically, but it's really about understanding where the patient is in that journey and applying the appropriate type of therapy and protocol based on where they fall in that continuum.

So, higher pressures are usually used for acute infections and low to mid pressures are usually used for chronic Lyme infections.

Watch the full YouTube Video we did on Lyme here:
https://youtu.be/fWwiJgQcvrU&list=PLLBK4Ii9--jFmpg8NT5qpJ4TWGthFS22q

29/01/2026

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HBOT is increasingly visible in high-performance sports, often used alongside other recovery modalities.

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19/01/2026

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❓Can You still do Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) if you have mild to moderate COPD?

A lot of times, this could be a great benefit to COPD patients. They could have improvements to the cardiovascular system. heart, lungs, and blood vessels,

However in moderate to severe COPD, the patient really needs to be checked and cleared by their primary or specialist before we know for sure that they are a good candidate for HBOT.

For example, a patient with an ejection fraction of below 25% (which would be pretty significant Heart failure) cannot go in the chamber with very rare exception.

▶Watch the full video we did on COPD and other contraindications here:
https://youtu.be/tQwTd_JTwjI

17/01/2026

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LeBron James recently talked about daily routine. In an X video captured by ‘,’ the 41-year-old NBA star was asked about his routine.

24/12/2025

In behalf of the Oxygen Centre we wish everyone blessed holidays 🙏

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