HBOT

[Guest guest]

I'm very interested in this... Every time I enquire about it, I get told

the same thing: " This is not an approved treatment for Autism and it

wouldn't be covered by Insurance. That being the case, we won't do this

for your child because the treatments would cost hundreds of dollars. "

A pretty big brick wall on this one so far. If you have any information

about a clinic in Iowa or Missouri, please let me know. How inexpensive

is relatively inexpensive? Leigh.

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I only know a good bit about Florida and Calif. clinics.

they are $100 per treatment, but the Florida one can be less as it can

be shared. A condition like this would need at least 20

treatments, so the treatment and other costs would be over

$2000. Autism is not an approved condition for HBOT for insurence,

but it probably should be. Politics rules. You can find clinics

and info on the web by search. I have lots of info at work.

Bernie

[Guest guest]

I've read some of the web info on hyperbaric oxygen therapy, but how

does it

actually work? Would a child be hooked up to a machine and have to

remain

still. I don't know anyone who has used it, but know it's available in

Canada. I recall seeing a show on a mother in Montreal who was using it

for

her twin boys who have CP. Joyce Toronto

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Hyperbaric Oxygen is done through a hyperbaric chamber. You go

in a chamber that will withstand 2 atmosheric pressures and breath

oxygen while in chamber. You can read or etc. while in Chamber. Some

chambers have space for more than one.

It usually takes at least 20 treatments for a significant neurological

condition.

Bernie

[Guest guest]

I mostly agree with what Andy says about HBOT, though my

experience with people who've used it is mostly not related to mercury

toxicity but other conditions.

My sister is a neurologist and her husband works with it. There are a

lot who have been helped with conditons like OCD and other conditions

that have areas of reduced blood flow that show up on SPECT scans before

but improve with treatment. Autism has SPECT scan results similar to

OCD in this regard often. So it might help after detox if needed.

Mercury is known to cause reactive oxygen species which cause

neurological damage, etc. so it is likely better to wait until after

detox to consider HBOT.

Bernie

[Guest guest]

HBOT helps heal cells. Healing like that doesn't wear off. BUT... past mold

exposure does not make you immune to new injuries from new exposures. In

fact, the opposite is true. People who have been sensitized to mold are MUCH

more prone to additional injury from even mild new exposures. Often, after

that first exposure pushes them into illness, they are at much higher risk

of further injury if/when they get exposed again.

Thats why its important for responsible parties to remove mold, and not just

cover it up.

[Guest guest]

hi Saralee-

that was probably me u are referring to. go to message #58645 (type it

in the message field at top) & click " Go " to read that post.

--- In , " Saralee Rosen " <homerose@...>

wrote:

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> Someone recently posted a message regarding HBOT only helping

temporarily if

> you have mold biotoxin injury.

>

>

>

> I inadvertently deleted this message. I would appreciate hearing

from that

> person.

>

>

>

> Thank you.

>

>

>

> Saralee Rosen

>

> homerose@...

[Guest guest]

HBOT

Re: Miracle Mountain HBOT sessions

I would like to add that although Miracle Mountain operates almost at

cost, if there is someone who cannot come because of additonal expenses

like groceries while you are here and if that will keep your child from

getting hbot, contact me personally and I will personally provide

groceries or whatever it takes to help you get hbot for your child. We

operate so closely at MM that I will do it out of my own pocket and it

will be confidential. Contact me personally at rhartsoe@... and

I'll try to help you in anyway possible.

Hartsoe wrote:

>

> This is to let everyone know about our new scheduling for the 2010

> season at Children's Hyperbaric Center in Miracle Mountain. We will

> not be doing the special April Session because of the family deaths we

> have had and we will be staying in Florida until the May session.

> However, we will be offering your choice of 1.5 or 1.75 ATA. Since we

> have a mulitplace chamber, if we only have 2 or 3 people wanting to do

> 1.5 then we may do all the sessions at 1.75 ATA. If you are applying

> for an autistic child, we highly recommend doing the 1.75 session. And

> we may go to 1.75 for everyone. That is the pressure we are having the

> most success with for autism and it works great for cp and other neuro

> injuries. We will be closing after the Oct. session before

> Thanksgiving, which means we will only be doing 6 sessions this year and

> probably in the future years. However, we have increased our capacity

> and can take more clients for each session. It would be highly

> advisable to book early as we already have clients booking for many of

> the 6 sessions. Our schedule will be as follows:

> *May 2- May 25*

> *June 6-June 29*

> *July 11-August 3*

> *August 15-Sept. 7*

> *Sept. 19-October 12*

> *Oct. 24- Nov. 16

>

> The new rates will be $2800 and this will include up to 40 sessions of

> hbot with 100% oxygen, A full session of our Sound Harmonics program

> (which is required with autism). This program is also known as AIT and

> is a very important and successful program. It includes the use of

> our Patterning equipment. Very important is the fact we include

> free housing. Since our housing usually is at full capacity, if we run

> out of housing, we give you a $300 credit towards local housing which is

> available. We normally have housing for the first 10 clients and all

> our housing includes free WiFi, Satellite TV and phone, along with full

> kitchen and laundry facilities along with a private bath.

>

> We are excited about our improvements and look forward to seeing

> everyone this summer. Our rates are the lowest anywhere, including

> Canada. We are aiming all our efforts at those who will not be able to

> otherwise afford hbot.

>

> You may call 336-385-1775 for info, or you may email hbot@...

> <mailto:hbot%40skybest.com>

> and we will call you and send a registration packet. We have enjoyed

> serving you for over 10 years and have provided well over 20,000 HBOT

> treatments with wonderful success.

> You can see several videos on HBOT at our website, www.miraclemountain.org

>

> Hartsoe, Director

> Alice Todd, Administrator

> Michele Acquin, Asst. Administrator

[Guest guest]

Dr G does not think highly about using gluathion.

Sent from my iPhone

On Jun 8, 2010, at 2:29 PM, Terri <andersonterri@...> wrote:

Hi~

Just curious out there if any of you have done HBOT despite the guidance from

Goldberg and others against?

We see Dr. Goldberg. We are trying to follow his protocol on a very strict

basis--but given my son's brain inflammation, I am worried we may be missing out

on an opportunity to further enhance the recovery process.

Another area is glutathione--anyone doing this as well with good or bad results.

Thanks to all for any insights!

Terri

[Guest guest]

He believes that it is a crude way of treating symptoms and not the underlying

cause. We used it for over a year and it did nothing apparent for our son. Best.

Sent from my iPhone

On Jun 8, 2010, at 3:49 PM, erikadyan71@... wrote:

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Dr G. give any reasoning for not liking glutathione? Doesn't glutathione help

boost the immune system? And, it is prescription!

-ED

Sent on the Sprint® Now Network from my BlackBerry®

Re: HBOT

Dr G does not think highly about using gluathion.

Sent from my iPhone

On Jun 8, 2010, at 2:29 PM, Terri <andersonterri@...> wrote:

Hi~

Just curious out there if any of you have done HBOT despite the guidance from

Goldberg and others against?

We see Dr. Goldberg. We are trying to follow his protocol on a very strict

basis--but given my son's brain inflammation, I am worried we may be missing out

on an opportunity to further enhance the recovery process.

Another area is glutathione--anyone doing this as well with good or bad results.

Thanks to all for any insights!

Terri

[Guest guest]

I believe Dr G's theory is we should treat the root of the problem not the

symptoms, and go one step at a time, so that we know what helped and what not.

These supplements may be helpful but they may cause other effects that are not

apparently seen. If you go one medicine at a time then you know for sure what

helped and what not and this way you can develop an effective treatment course.

 

As far as I know, I'm done with the guessing game and on trying whatever is out

there without a true guidance. I'm done with the game of shooting in the dark

and I will focus my energy and money in making this treatment works. It makes

sense and makes more sense to only try one thing at the time and monitor that. I

tried the guessing game for years and didn't see permanent gains. It is always

the same, it works at the beginning then it fades off and hundreds of dollars

out the pocket. Enough is enough. ... just my opinion

Hi~

Just curious out there if any of you have done HBOT despite the guidance from

Goldberg and others against?

We see Dr. Goldberg. We are trying to follow his protocol on a very strict

basis--but given my son's brain inflammation, I am worried we may be missing out

on an opportunity to further enhance the recovery process.

Another area is glutathione--anyone doing this as well with good or bad results.

Thanks to all for any insights!

Terri

[Guest guest]

>

> Has anyone used hyperbaric oxygen with kids on the

> autism spectrum or with general developmental issues?

> I would be interested in hearing from anyone who might

> have an opinion or experience in this area.

> kb

>

> __________________________________________________

>

[Guest guest]

We used HBOT, no apparent gains were seen

From: chocolatiluv <chocolatiluv@...>

Subject: Re: HBOT

Date: Wednesday, June 9, 2010, 6:51 AM

 

>

> Has anyone used hyperbaric oxygen with kids on the

> autism spectrum or with general developmental issues?

> I would be interested in hearing from anyone who might

> have an opinion or experience in this area.

> kb

>

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