Hyperbaric Oxygen treatment

HBOT increases the amount of oxygen carried in the bloodstream, enabling more oxygen to dissolve deep in to our tissues, lymphatics and the cerebrospinal fluid surround the brain and spinal cord

HBOT also stimulates the growth of new blood vessels in the body which increases circulation, allowing revitalized tissue to thrive even after the treatment protocol has been completed. HBOT also reduces inflammation and swelling, strengthens the immune system, stimulates the release of stem cells and enhances mitochondrial function and regeneration.

Hyperbaric oxygen treatment also increases the production of superoxide dismutase, one of the body's natural antioxidants and free radical scavengers, which increases the ability of the body to fight disease and infection.

Normal blood flow

The air we breathe is about 21 percent oxygen, red blood cells, which are suspended in plasma carry oxygen through blood vessels all over the body, Oxygen gradually diffuses into the surrounding tissue,

Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy

Breathing a high concentration of oxygen under pressures causes oxygen to not only attach to red blood cells but diffuse into the plasma itself. This oxygen rich plasma is able to travel past blockages , like inflamed tissue or through the blood brain barrier, where oxygen may then diffuse in to the damaged tissue

Restricted blood flow

Surgery, illness or injury like concussion can cause a restriction of blood flow. Plasma passes through but the red blood cells are blocked. Without oxygen, the tissue on the other side of the blockage breaks down

The healing process

Tissue that contains a high concentration of oxygen is more likely to generate new blood vessels, Oxygen rich red blood cells start to flow through these new vessels, delivering even more oxygen to damaged areas.

NZ Hyperbarics uses the latest in hyperbaric technology using a hard shell 1.5 ATA chamber where clients lie comfortably during their sessions.

• Improves brain tissue oxygenation

• Stimulates brain tissue regeneration

• Regrows nerve fibres

• Forms new blood vessels and improves blood flow stimulating idle brain cells to function '

• Speeds recovery and rehabilitation time

• Stimulates tissue repair

• Increases levels of neutrophils and nitric oxide

• Reduces inflammation in the brain and body

• Stimulates up-regulation of growth hormones

• Reduces brain damage from swelling

• Improves cognition, thinking and brain performance

• Builds new collagen, skin and tissues

• Reduces pain and swelling

• Regrows health tissue, skin and bones,

• Heals ulcers, wounds and injuries

• Kills bacteria and infections making antibiotics more effective

• Stimulates angiogenesis for axonal regeneration

• Enhances mitochondrial function

• Promotes stem cell reproduction by up to 800%

• Increases cerebral blood flow

• Decreases Cerebral edema

• Reactivates quiescent neurons

• Safe, comfortable, easy and pain free

• HBOT is a non invasive treatment that can address a variety of medical conditions either as a primary or complementary therapy and is very beneficial for concussions.

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Persistent post-concussion syndrome (PPCS) is a common and significant morbidity among children following traumatic brain injury (TBI) and the evidence for effective PPCS treatments remains limited. Recent studies have shown the beneficial effects of hyperbaric …

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