What is hbot
HBOT Explained:
There are two parts to Hyperbaric Oxgen Therapy (HBOT) increased purity of Oxygen and Higher than normal pressure.
The air we normally breathe contains 21% oxygen, 78% nitrogen, with the remaining 1% being contributed by the noble gases and carbon dioxide. However, in HBOT you breath 93% pure oxygen.
Our chamber is pressurised to 1.3 Bar, which is almost one and a half times the pressure we normally experience in our everyday lives.
The unique HBOT combination of pure oxgen at high pressure has a revitalising effect. Better still these benefits involve no drugs and are non-intrusive.
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How does breathing more oxygen help?
The air we breath every day provides enough oxygen for both normal body metabolism and repair to tissue damage after injury or illness.
However, increasing the pressure surrounding a client in a hyperbaric chamber and using 93% oxygen allows a significant increase in the amount of oxgen dissolved in the bloodstream. This ‘enriched blood’ is carried to the 15 Trillion cells in their body even those with blocked or reduced blood flow can benefit.
This increased flow of oxygen stimulates and restores function to damaged cells and organs including those in the liver and brain. It also significantly enhances the body’s ability to heal.
What Happens in a Session?
HBOT is a very pleasurable experience. After you have entered your dedicated chamber, fully clothed with an oxygen mask placed over your nose and month, the pressure is gradually increased. The speed pressure increase is carefully monitored and controlled. During your session you can read, listen to music or watch a movie. You are monitored throughout to ensure you are happy and at ease.
Recent Testimonials
Lucy Langley
“By the end of only my second session i was feeling more focused, more clarity and felt great physically too. Thank you Hyperbaric Oxygen Heaven for everthing”
Jane Austin
“This treatment has helped me feel like myself again”
Jason Stobbard
“I truly hope others will find the breakthrough that i have found”
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