Hyperbaric Chamber

Oxygen therapy is a natural, non-medical, non-invasive, and safe treatment that is performed in a hermetically sealed hyperbaric chamber pressurized to a pressure higher than atmospheric pressure. Inside this chamber, a higher concentration of oxygen is breathed compared to the ambient air. Due to the increased pressure, oxygen densifies, exponentially increasing its absorption according to Boyle's law and Henry's law. Thus, oxygen dissolves directly into our cells, tissues, blood plasma, and cerebrospinal fluid. The main objective is to increase the oxygen level in the blood and tissues to improve organ function and promote healing.

Oxygen therapy is a natural, non-medical, non-invasive, and safe treatment that is performed in a hermetically sealed hyperbaric chamber pressurized to a pressure higher than atmospheric pressure. Inside this chamber, a higher concentration of oxygen is breathed compared to the ambient air. Due to the increased pressure, oxygen densifies, exponentially increasing its absorption according to Boyle's law and Henry's law. Thus, oxygen dissolves directly into our cells, tissues, blood plasma, and cerebrospinal fluid.

The main objective is to increase the oxygen level in the blood and tissues to improve organ function and promote healing.

Each cell in our body requires a constant and uninterrupted supply of oxygen to function optimally and produce the energy necessary to sustain life. Under normal atmospheric pressure conditions, the oxygen we breathe is captured by the hemoglobin in red blood cells and transported to the tissues. The majority of inhaled oxygen, between 96% and 98%, is absorbed by hemoglobin, while only a small portion, between 2% and 4%, dissolves in the blood plasma.

When we breathe oxygen at higher-than-normal pressures in a hyperbaric chamber, oxygen absorption increases exponentially. This increase allows oxygen to dissolve directly into bodily fluids, such as blood plasma, lymph, central nervous system fluids, cerebrospinal fluid, and bones, independently of hemoglobin.

This increase in absorption significantly boosts the amount of oxygen that reaches and is used by our cells, up to 500%. This extra oxygen reserve allows the body to produce more energy and thus enhances and accelerates its natural ability to repair and regenerate.