🧬 What the Research Says

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) isn’t hype — it’s clinically backed, biologically active, and trusted in hospitals and high-performance recovery programs around the world.

🧪 Key Research-Backed Benefits

  • “HBOT significantly improves tissue oxygenation and accelerates healing in chronic wounds.”

    — Diabetes Care, American Diabetes Association

    💉 Wound Healing & Post-Surgical Recovery

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  • “HBOT reduces cerebral edema, improves mitochondrial function, and supports neuroplasticity.”

    — Frontiers in Neurology, 2015 Source

    🧠 Brain Health & Neurological Recovery

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  • “The therapeutic mechanisms include modulation of inflammation and activation of immune responses.”

    — International Journal of Molecular Sciences, 2021

    🔥 Inflammation & Immune Modulation

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  • “HBOT may reduce exercise-induced oxidative stress and accelerate soft tissue recovery.”

    — Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research

    💪 Muscle Recovery & Athletic Performance

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  • “HBOT enhances oxygen diffusion, stimulates angiogenesis, and promotes tissue regeneration.”

    — Undersea & Hyperbaric Medical Society (UHMS)

    🫁 Oxygen Delivery & Cellular Repair

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  • “HBOT significantly increases circulating stem cells and supports repair of damaged tissue and blood vessels.”

    — American Journal of Physiology - Heart and Circulatory Physiology, 2006

    🧬 Stem Cell Activation & Tissue Regeneration

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📊 Research Snapshot: What HBOT Can Do

    • Diabetic foot ulcers & chronic wound healing

    • Post-radiation tissue damage (e.g. after cancer treatment)

    • Carbon monoxide poisoning

    • Decompression sickness (“the bends”)

    • Crush injuries & compromised skin grafts/flaps

    • Severe anemia (when transfusion isn’t available)

    • Sudden hearing loss

    • Thermal burns

    • Gas gangrene and necrotizing infections

    • Osteomyelitis (bone infections)

    • Intracranial abscess

      These are approved by the U.S. FDA and/or recognized by the Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society (UHMS).

  • Backed by peer-reviewed studies but not yet FDA-approved:

    • Traumatic brain injury (TBI) & concussion recovery

    • Long COVID symptom relief (fatigue, brain fog)

    • Post-surgical healing (including cosmetic procedures)

    • Chronic inflammation and autoimmune support (e.g. RA, lupus)

    • Fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome

    • Avascular necrosis (bone tissue death)

    • Stroke recovery

    • Sports-related injuries & performance optimization

      Off-label use means your doctor may recommend HBOT even if it's not FDA-approved for that specific condition — based on clinical judgment and growing research.

    • Increases oxygen delivery by up to 15x

    • Stimulates new blood vessel growth (angiogenesis)

    • Reduces oxidative stress & inflammation

    • Enhances mitochondrial function & energy production

    • Mobilizes stem cells for tissue repair

    🔗 Sources: AJPHCP, IJMS, NIH

    • Reduces post-exercise muscle soreness

    • Accelerates soft tissue healing (sprains, strains, microtears)

    • Lowers oxidative stress from intense training

    • Improves endurance and recovery time

    • May support cognitive recovery after head impact sports

    🔗 Key study 1

    🔗 Key study 2