What is HBOT

What is HBOT?

(Hyperbaric Oxygen Treatment)

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HBOT is oxygen delivered under pressure. This is a means of delivering oxygen at higher

concentrations for medical and prescriptive purposes.

The limiting factor of oxygenation at normal pressures (1.0 ATA) is our own blood and

tissue physiology.

At 1.0 ATA, the red blood cells are able to carry only a limited amount of oxygen, which

includes a very small percentage (about 3%) dissolved into our

blood plasma.

At higher pressures, oxygen is more readily dissolved in all

bodily fluids, including blood, plasma, lymphatic fluid,

cerebrospinal fluid and the fluid between cells.

This increase in oxygenation helps to reverse states of tissue

oxygen depletion, known clinically as hypoxia, which is

often the cause of most cellular damage during disease states.

Research has concluded that oxygen administered to healthy patients results

in an action called vasoconstriction, meaning that once their blood vessel

walls and surrounding tissues have been sufficiently saturated with oxygen, the vessels themselves constrict to restrict

the flow of blood to the tissues.

However, in damaged tissues, where oxygen toxicity is less of a concern due to an already depleted state of

tissue oxygenation, the vessels remain open and dilated until the

hypoxic state is reversed.

This phenomenon allows the oxygen to be routed through the body in exactly the pathway in which it is

most needed by the tissues.

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