Tom Fox rumors; Re: FDA cleared new portable chamber

[Guest guest]

We have all been witness for years now as our dear friend Tom " Mr.

Safety " Fox has kindly filled our hearts and minds with fear of the

portable chambers. He and our other dear friend, Mr. Hartsoe

have been masters at baiting each other while both have nearly

suffered strokes while thoughtfully sharing their safety concerns

over the use of portable chambers, claiming them to be dangerous and

not really FDA-approved.

(Even though " I'm-not-in-it-for-the-money " Hartsoe actually

approves of portables--as long as he can get paid for them. See

http://www.roberthartsoeisadamnliar.com)

Good news from our friend Page in Canada. Now FDA has gone and

cleared yet another portable--besides the Performance Chamber--yet

again granting a 510k clearance through without a single visit with

Mr. Safety's precious ASME-PVHO committee review. And now this new

portable chamber (The Dive) is not only FDA-approved for mountain

sickness, by golly it's approved for all 13 of the UHMS approved

indications as well.

That means they'll be for sale in Canada too.

Such news has burst more than a few capillaries in some old, hard

noggins.

Why, those other 13 indications require (a) 100% oxygen and (

pressures greater than 1.3 ATA. That means this chamber can be used

at pressures greater than 1.3 ATA with 100% oxygen. It's heavily

rumored this could mean the end of having to get HBOT in the back of

a truck, as there apparently was a recent listing on eBay motors for

a former money maker. It's also suspected that travel reservations

have been canceled to North Carolina.

Even more amazing is another expected drop in prices at a North

Carolina mountain.

And since The Dive chamber used the Oxyhealth chambers to gain FDA

approval, why I wouldn't be surprised if Oxyhealth suddenly applied

for and instantly received FDA-approval for their chambers to also be

used for those same FDA and UHMS-approved 13 indications.

(Did you hear that? Listen. Tilt your ear to North Carolina. Or

Canada. Either way, you're bound to hear some more capillaries

busting, though the sound could be drowned out by gnashing teeth.)

It's feared this news is bound to give some folks a stroke just

thinking about the new good-luck scenario for Oxyhealth. However,

there's news across the 'net that Mr. Safety and Mr.

I'mnotinitforthemoney avoided such complications as they took the

news lying down and have been stuck in their own hyperbaric chambers,

pondering the future possibilities of Oxyhealth and Performance and

the Dive.

Just like Laurel and Hardy, as always, we do look forward to hearing

from them.

I think Mr. Page said it best before:

> Cheers,

>

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Ah, yes.

Cheers,

DF

> > >

> > > Hi,

> > >

> > > A new affordable mHBOT chamber manufactured in France by an

> > > experienced company is now being offered in the USA and Canada.

> > >

> > > Two models are available for home use :

> > > Model D (27 inches): $8 000 US

> > > Model GD (40 inches) $14 000 US

> > > Shipped from Minnesota

> > > (www.hyperbaric-dives.com)

> > >

> > > They are listed with the FDA as a class II medical device, but

it has

> > > been approved for the 13 indications (instead of the usual Acute

> > > Mountain Sickness) with no restriction on oxygen use. Flow rate

> > > prevents the oxygen concentration to go above 25% when used

with a

> > > concentrator. (5 or 10 LPM).

> > >

> > > The canadian clinical version offers more advanced features

which will

> > > be used in a multicenter study combining mHBOT, energy medicine

> > > devices, vitamins, herbs and detox for children affected by

autism and

> > > CP. This study is being prepared and should begin in may.

> > >

> > > For more informations, contact us at (418) 907-7260.

> > >

> > > Yours in health,

> > >

> > > Page

> > > Planet Oxygen

> > > http://www.planet-oxygen.ca

> > >

> >

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