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HBOT USA

HBOT USA serves to help get Hyperbaric Oxygen chambers to consumers and practitioners. www.HBOTUSA.com

We rent and sell chambers as well as help practitioners incorporate them in their clinics.

10/24/2025

A question we’re often asked is “How many HBOT sessions do I need for general health and wellness?”

Do you need 40 to 80 sessions like you do when you’re using HBOT for more acute or serious issues?

Can you do HBOT once in a while and still see benefits?

The short answer is you can generally see some health and wellness benefits in 10 to 20 sessions, as long as you do those sessions close together.

Then after that you can transition to a maintenance protocol for a stretch, until you do another larger protocol.

Full video:
https://youtu.be/2Dpb0HkBWg4?si=g_CnEkWMwhuywvpf

10/23/2025

Repeated exposures to hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) causes the body to adapt the mitochondria to make use of the extra oxygen.

Discover how the mitochondria grow in size, enabling them to utilize increased oxygen levels effectively. Moreover, learn how the body responds to repeated HBOT exposures by creating additional mitochondria, comparable to adding multiple engines to a car. This surge in mitochondrial function leads to unparalleled cellular power and enhanced energy production, making HBOT an essential tool for optimizing biology, promoting healing, recovery, and regeneration.

Explore the remarkable connection between HBOT and mitochondrial efficiency, and unlock the extraordinary potential for revitalizing your body.

Watch here:
https://youtu.be/EPMFFSY88Us?si=zyD72ERCwtxal5L4

10/19/2025

Does Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) make sense Post-surgical?

Of course it does.

Surgery is a traumatic event.

What we’re trying to do with HBOT is improve the speed and the efficiency of the healing process to allow somebody post-surgically, to heal faster, recover faster, regenerate more efficiently, and just get back to their life as quickly as possible.

Getting more oxygen into that system is absolutely going to reduce the healing time and potentially improve the healing efficiency of that patient.

10/10/2025

Should You Just Stay In The Chamber Longer Or Break Up Sessions Over Time?

There really isn’t a lot of research to say whether long durations of singular treatments, or long durations of multiple sessions over time are more efficient or more productive. However, there is some research on a few concepts.

One is the Hyperoxia Hypoxia Paradox. There's this time you spend in the chamber and this time you spend out of the chamber. What that does is it creates a wave of increasing and decreasing oxygen levels versus increasing oxygen levels, keeping them high for a period of time, and then coming down.

That wave of increasing and decreasing oxygen does seem to be exceptionally more effective than just going to a certain oxygen level, staying there for a long period of time and coming out.

So According to what we see in Hyperoxia Hypoxia Paradox, Intermittent sessions of allowing the oxygen levels to go up and down (getting in the chamber & coming out of the chamber multiple times) does seem to have a much better effect than just staying in the chamber once for longer periods of time.

09/19/2025

Could you be overoxidized?
Sometimes when a patient feels worse after Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) it is because they have been overoxidized.

We shouldn’t start a patient out at 2.5 atmospheres on 100% oxygen for 90 minutes. That’s something they need to work up to.

If we start a little slower and we expose them to small amounts of HBOT, small amounts of oxidation, we give their body a chance to recover and recuperate from the rebuilding of their bodies antioxidant system.

Then, if we expose this person over a series of treatments to slowly increasing levels of hyperbaric (which also means slowly increasing levels of oxidation) not only will they tolerate our treatments better, but they're actually going to tolerate their everyday environment better.

Taking our time to work up to higher pressures can help patients have a positive experience with HBOT and they’ll be more likely to continue the care they need.

For more on the reasons you could feel WORSE after HBOT, head over here: https://youtu.be/8M2ctxIL_2A

09/18/2025

Why is it that some people actually feel worse after their Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) treatment?

The top three reasons are:

1. Somebody who might already be overoxidized (oxidatively fragile if you will) and they go too deep, too quickly in their HBOT protocol and they become overoxidized.

2. They might feel fatigued after the session. Sometimes patients feel very wiped out after HBOT. I believe when that happens, that's an imbalance in the autonomic nervous system.

3. Someone who has a chronic infection might feel worse because HBOT increases their immune system's capacity to fight infections and/or the high oxygen environment is actually helping to act as an antimicrobial agent killing the infection. As that infection dies, there's die off occurring inside that person's body. Toxins are being released inside that person's body, and ultimately they end up having a Herxheimer reaction.

If this is something you want to understand more, we did an entire YouTube video on it right here: https://youtu.be/8M2ctxIL_2A

09/14/2025

Is Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) safe for blood disorders?

Blood disorders like Spherocytosis (and sometimes sickle cell) put people at risk for anemia. These are patients where their red blood cells are not functioning properly, they're not shaped properly. Anemic patients typically benefit from Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT), because that increased oxygen is now being stored in the plasma of the blood. We actually bypass the red blood cell carrying capacity.

Which means by increasing the oxygen in the plasma, we are compensating for or helping reduce the negative consequences of the red blood cells that are either inefficient or misshapen, or just not delivering oxygen the right way.

However, if we go a little too hard and a little too fast with our therapy, it's possible that might have a negative effect on their red blood cells as they stand.

In this case, this patient should talk with their hematologist. They need to be in the know, and they should be cleared before going into a chamber.

09/12/2025

Can Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) help with tinnitus?

In my experience, some of the best results we get in Tinnitus is if the exposure was a trauma (Acute Tinnitus). If there was a specific incident, typically traumatic in nature that damaged and inflamed the inner ear, creating tinnitus, and we get to it relatively quickly, the results are unbelievably fast and unbelievably strong.

On the other end of the spectrum is someone who's developed tinnitus over the course of their life (Chronic Tinnitus) and have had some amount of tinnitus for the last 10 or 20 years. In those cases, we still often see some response, but it's not as dramatic or as fast as Acute Tinnitus.

Like any other condition, there's no guarantees of curing the condition. It is however absolutely appropriate to think that hyperbaric MAY help these people though. We have seen a lot of great results in our clinics.

09/11/2025

Is there a risk of nitrogen overload during Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT)?

There are really no additional risks of actual nitrogen dose that have been recorded as far as the hyperbaric environment goes.

What's to note is similar in a chamber as with scuba diving, which is nitrogen load, and then how quickly we decompress from a nitrogen load.

Then becoming very familiar with scuba dive related dive tables, which have created guidelines for making sure that we're keeping the diver either in the water or the diver in our chamber safe.

That includes how much nitrogen a person can tolerate, and then how quickly we can safely start to decompress the chamber.

This way we don’t release nitrogen into circulation at a rate or a pace that could be potentially unsafe.

Also, just like in scuba diving, if you're doing air only HBOT, especially at considerable pressures, there's a concern between when that chamber session is done or when that dive was done and when that person may fly.

And because scuba diving is literally air mixtures, we would want to follow all the same rules in air as we would with any scuba diver (HBOT patient) at similar depths and over similar periods of time.

09/07/2025

What does HBOT do for Mitochondria?

Mitochondria REQUIRES oxygen to produce ATP (energy). How much oxygen we can feed our mitochondria is one of the rate limiting steps to how much energy you can produce.

By going in the chamber and increasing oxygen levels inside the blood cells, we are going to be improving Mitochondrial performance.

By using this therapy repetitively, the body starts to notice this change in oxygen saturation and the mitochondria will actually GROW in size to metabolize the additional oxygen.

In the long term, the body will start to make MORE mitochondria!

09/05/2025

How long do the benefits of hyperbaric oxygen therapy actually last?

The real answer is, "We don't know for sure."

Short term, part of the answer to that question is dependent on how much pressure you were being exposed to, what percentage of oxygen you were breathing, and the amount of time you stayed in that chamber.

Next, different tissues utilize oxygen at different rates. So the time all that oxygen is utilized can vary greatly, depending on what tissues are using it.

But you can certainly assume somewhere between 4 hours on the low end, and 12 hours on the high end.

The other side of this are the long-term benefits.

As a result of repetitive hyperbaric exposures, you have a lot of really long lasting effects.

How long do those last?

Again, we don't know the full answer to this, but in research that looks at longer term use, we know that in many cases you can start to see a rise in certain improvements over the course of care.

And even when you pull the therapy, there's often at least an extra 4 to 6 weeks of continued improvement before it starts to turn the corner and come back down to baseline.

09/04/2025

Oxygen is one of the most critical nutrients that you get inside your body.

And right now, as long as your heart is healthy, your lungs are healthy, and you're breathing clean air, you're getting just about as much oxygen as any human could possibly get.

But just like you might eat a healthy diet, you also choose certain times to take supplements because you want a little bit more of certain nutrients, because by doing so, you're creating a surplus that your body will use to heal and recover.

Oxygen can also be used to heal and recover!

But because air is 21% oxygen and because of normal atmospheric pressure, you are limited to how much oxygen you could get. But what if you could get a little bit more oxygen and you could create a surplus of oxygen inside your cells, helping to promote increased mitochondrial ATP production and reduction in inflammation?

Wouldn't you be interested in doing so?

And that's exactly what hyperbaric oxygen therapy does.

To learn if HBOT can help YOU, head over here: https://youtu.be/ylkEqkV-X0c

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