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Hyperbaric oxygen therapy explained: what pressure does, how long a protocol runs, and where the evidence stops. Written inside the clinic, sourced to the research.

16 September 2026 · Research
2.0 ATA vs 1.3 ATA: how much oxygen each pressure delivers
Measured at the wound, tissue oxygen averaged 333 mmHg at 2.0 ATA against 161 mmHg at 1.4 ATA. Pressure times oxygen fraction is the one number that makes any two chambers comparable.
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HBOT for athletic recovery: what the bone and joint evidence supports
8 September 2026 · Research
Thirty sessions against a pressure-matched sham eased pain in early femoral head necrosis, and none of the 20 patients needed a hip replacement seven years later. Training soreness is the exception.
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Hyperbaric oxygen for wound healing: which wounds respond
4 September 2026 · Research
One randomized trial closed 52% of chronic diabetic foot ulcers against 29% on placebo. Two later trials found nothing. What separates them is whether the wound was short of oxygen in the first place.
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Does HBOT help long COVID? What separates the three trials is dose
19 August 2026 · Research
Three sham-controlled trials, one clearly positive. The trial that ran 40 sessions found moderate gains in cognition, energy, sleep and pain. The two that stopped at ten found nothing.
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What actually happens to inflammation under pressure
27 July 2026 · Research
Hyperbaric oxygen is often described as anti-inflammatory. The truth is more precise, and more interesting. A short primer on the pathway.
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Why 2.0 ATA changes what oxygen can do in the body
12 July 2026 · Research
At sea level, plasma carries very little dissolved oxygen. Under pressure, the physics shift and tissues that were starved suddenly have supply. Here is what that means for recovery.
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Red light before hyperbaric oxygen: a stackable protocol
24 June 2026 · Protocols
Five minutes of NASA-grade red light before the chamber primes mitochondria. We look at the mechanism and the practical why behind the sequence.
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