Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy

Did you know that 90 per cent of your energy comes from oxygen?

Mild Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy

Mild hyperbaric oxygen therapy raises the levels of oxygen in the body's blood plasma, which in turn delivers higher amounts of oxygen to the body's tissue, organs and brain.

This non-invasive therapy enables tissues to absorb up to 400 per cent more oxygen, which helps the body heal and detoxify several times faster.

Hyperbaric oxygen chamber

Mild hyperbaric oxygen therapy has been proven to:

help recovery from surgery, sports injuries and burns
manage symptoms from conditions including:
- Attention Deficit Disorder
- allergies
- auto immune disease
- autism
- chronic fatigue syndrome
- depression
- digestive disorders
- fibromyalgia
- insomnia
- multiple sclerosis
- poor circulation
- sleep disorders
- skin conditions
- stress.

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy

It is also an great way to improve your general wellness and vitality. By increasing your intake of concentrated oxygen, you can:

increase stamina
recover more quickly from muscle and other injuries
support detoxifying processes
achieve a deeper sense of relaxation
feel well.

Mild hyperbaric oxygen therapy involves the patient relaxing in an inflated chamber (with windows, so you can see out), and simply breathing concentrated oxygen for around an hour.

Testimonials

The last therapy on Thursday was very effective, the constant nagging pain in my groin was gone that afternoon. And then the hyperbaric chamber on the Friday has been so effective in resolving the strings of painful knots up and down my legs, hips and shoulders. It feels like my lymphatic system has been flushed out too. The soreness and pain has almost entirely gone and I feel a whole lot more comfortable all over. The scar tissue, which has been present for years, has greatly reduced since Friday.

Victoria

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do we need oxygen?

Oxygen is a vital part of our lives and is used for all of the body's essential functions. For example, the brain (which is only two per cent of our total weight) uses more than 20 per cent of the body's oxygen. Only 10 per cent of our energy comes from the food that we eat, while the remaining 90 per cent comes from oxygen.

Bacteria, toxins, viruses and parasites cannot survive in an oxygen-rich environment.

If the body's intake of oxygen is insufficient, for whatever reason, then the body will be thrown out of balance. In today's world, the most important factor that causes diminished oxygen intake is pollution. Cooked, processed and canned food also tends to be lower in oxygen content, as are foods that are higher in fat.