Hyperbaric Oxygen Treatment

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I haven't done HBOT yet, but I searched around for the same thing not

too long ago. The parents of kids with autism seemed to all say the

same. (that have done HBOT) The kids improve in fine motor and gross

motor skills. It seems that everyone says that the child's behavior

improves immediately after begining HBOT. A few have added new words

to their vocabulary. Also, some parents said that their children

seemed happier after HBOT.

I spoke with Hartsoe at Miracle Mt. in North Carolina

regarding HBOT. They started their HBOT facility April 2000 mostly

for children with Cerebral Palsy. (His grandchild has Cerebral

Palsy) But, he said since some with CP also have autism, they have

been taking children with autism too. And he said that they have

(surprising to him) had more success with the kids with autism than

with CP. I thought that this was encouraging. (for HBOT with autism)

One more thing, the mom's said that some of the changes were over

time. The following several months. I think that where HBOT can

help heal the cells, the child still has to go through the

developmental/learning steps to see the benefits.

Good luck! Please keep us posted. I am very much interested in

doing HBOT, as well.

> Has anyone used Hyperbaric Oxygen treatment for autism?? After

> doing lot of research on it for several years I am taking my son to

> Tampa for a week or so to do 20 treatments. Does anyone have any

> suggestions from their experience with it regarding supplementation

> during Hyperbaric treatment, whether chelation during treatment is

good

> or bad, or other things to be aware of??

> Bernie

>

> ps, I was off list for a week due to phone line problems and am

> several hundred emails behind now, not sure I'll ever catch up

again, so

> I would appreciate being copied it off list to see it before I leave

> this weekend.

[Guest guest]

I believe Andy says it is not good for mercury-toxic individuals. Hence we

are looking into it after chelation is complete.

Barb

[ ] hyperbaric oxygen treatment

>Has anyone used Hyperbaric Oxygen treatment for autism?? After

>doing lot of research on it for several years I am taking my son to

>Tampa for a week or so to do 20 treatments. Does anyone have any

>suggestions from their experience with it regarding supplementation

>during Hyperbaric treatment, whether chelation during treatment is good

>or bad, or other things to be aware of??

>Bernie

>

>ps, I was off list for a week due to phone line problems and am

>several hundred emails behind now, not sure I'll ever catch up again, so

>I would appreciate being copied it off list to see it before I leave

>this weekend.

>

>

>

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>

[Guest guest]

Dear ,

I did one series of hyperbaric oxygen treatment ( 100 hours) and

found it to be quite beneficial. When I called to sign up for the second

series, they told me they were no longer doing lyme patients. It was very

beneficial, as it forces oxygen into the cells as you are under pressure. It

enhances the effect of antibiotics by getting deeper into your tissues. In

my case, more than one series was needed to help kill everything off.

My insurance did not cover any of the treatments--I had MESSA. If

you can afford it, it's very helpful.

from Michigan

[Guest guest]

: Check out the website below for the Chico Hyperbaric Oxygen

Center. It is in California, but might prove to be a good resource.

Mitch Hogarrd (sp?) runs it and is very knowledgeable about lyme. He

is a pharmacist and his family has lyme. He might be willing to talk

to you if you have hard to answer questions. I saw him speak

recently about pharmacology and lyme. He said that he considers HBO

an adjunct to antibiotic treatment rather than a stand alone

treatment. Especially in resistant cases. It is rather expensive.

I've heard that insurance will pay for it for some conditions. If it

was cheap or I had lots of money, I would try it for sure.

Chico Hyperbaric Center

http://www.hbotoday.com/

E.

[Guest guest]

I too would be interested to learn about hyperbarics for autism.

Hyperbaric Oxygen Treatment

Greetings:

I have been asked by a friend to inquire whether anyone has any

experience, positive or negative, with hyperbaric oxygen treatment

for a child with autism.

Also, would there be interest in seeking this treatment if a center

was available in Central TX?

Thank you.

Gwen

[Guest guest]

I too would be interested to learn about hyperbarics for autism.

Hyperbaric Oxygen Treatment

Greetings:

I have been asked by a friend to inquire whether anyone has any

experience, positive or negative, with hyperbaric oxygen treatment

for a child with autism.

Also, would there be interest in seeking this treatment if a center

was available in Central TX?

Thank you.

Gwen

[Guest guest]

The MUMs web page has an abundance of info with links to scientific

studies showing blood flow improvement to the brain with autism. San

Hyperbarics is the only clinic I know of in Central Texas. Thier

number is 1-866 249 3680, and Betty are great people with

a lot of experience with autism. We had 40 visits last summer with good

results and will do 40 more next summer. The " MUMs web page is good too.

Emmett

[Guest guest]

The MUMs web page has an abundance of info with links to scientific

studies showing blood flow improvement to the brain with autism. San

Hyperbarics is the only clinic I know of in Central Texas. Thier

number is 1-866 249 3680, and Betty are great people with

a lot of experience with autism. We had 40 visits last summer with good

results and will do 40 more next summer. The " MUMs web page is good too.

Emmett

[Guest guest]

Has any one here tried hyperbaric oxygen treatments (HBO treatments)?

There is a clinic in Georgia that is giving these treatments (and other

treatments) and also has a HBO chamber which can be rented or purchased for

use at home. Their web sites are:

http://www.hbotreatment.com

and

http://www.netphysician.com

I am not recommending these treatments--I have never tried them. I don't

know much about hyperbaric oxygen treatments and if anyone here has tried

them, I would like to know about their experience.

Of course, I would really be interested if anyone has tried this particular

type of portable chamber at home and would be willing to share his/her

experience.

Thanks in advance for any help anyone can give.

Sincerely,

[Guest guest]

Yes I have the portable home chamber and it has saved my life.

> Has any one here tried hyperbaric oxygen treatments (HBO

treatments)?

>

> There is a clinic in Georgia that is giving these treatments

(and other

> treatments) and also has a HBO chamber which can be rented or

purchased for

> use at home. Their web sites are:

>

> http://www.hbotreatment.com

> and

> http://www.netphysician.com

>

> I am not recommending these treatments--I have never tried them. I

don't

> know much about hyperbaric oxygen treatments and if anyone here

has tried

> them, I would like to know about their experience.

>

> Of course, I would really be interested if anyone has tried this

particular

> type of portable chamber at home and would be willing to share

his/her

> experience.

>

> Thanks in advance for any help anyone can give.

>

> Sincerely,

>

[Guest guest]

> Yes I have the portable home chamber and it has saved my life.

Jill,

I know I do not see you post as much as in the past. Is this because

you are feeling so much better? Do you feel that the HBO chamber is

the difference for you? Please let us know what brand you have and if

you do not mind, how much did it cost?

Bob

[Guest guest]

I went through a really rough period actually. My chamber had a seam

leak and required shipping out for repair and I was without it for a

full month. During that time my super put oil based polyurethane on my

door temporarily poisoning my system, both my computers broke and one

is dead the other repaired, I then got an external hard drive to

protect all my data, then just for fun my lamp broke, my shower filter

burst, and my bathroom ceiling flooded and crashed in from

construction upstairs, filling my place with mold. Also during that

time I tried a rife-like device for 4 hours per the instructionso f

the insane chiro who invented it and was severely damaged.

Just when you're getting better the dark forces throw everything else

at you they can .

I'm doing better now. My chamber is back and I started using it 4-5

times a week rather than once or twice a week (after you get the bugs

back in control and feel better, you don't need it as often). I also

discovered I have babesia so I need to treat that.

So this list isn't quite on track for me as before.

The chambers cost from $10,000-$20,000. I think its probably

individual but for me I would be nonfunctoinal without it. I shudder

to think. I felt so sick by the end of the month fo not having it.

This proves it only keeps the bugs somewhat in check but thank God for

that or I don't know if I'd be alive today.

> > Yes I have the portable home chamber and it has saved my life.

>

> Jill,

>

> I know I do not see you post as much as in the past. Is this because

> you are feeling so much better? Do you feel that the HBO chamber is

> the difference for you? Please let us know what brand you have and

if

> you do not mind, how much did it cost?

>

> Bob

[Guest guest]

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I too underwent local radiation to my iliac crest and sacrum. The

local radiation was effective for a time though I relapsed. I

underwent HBO therapy only after five years had passed. While the HBO

therapy helped me walk better that day, it did not help long term. I

suffer from lumbo sacral plexopathy- nerve damage- it has been

progressive since the radiation back in '96- slowly but progressive.

Please consider supplementation before, during and after therapy-

http://multiplemyeloma.peoplebeatingcancer.org/pbc/search?pbc_sitename=All & keys=\

supplementation%2C+radiation

This link is to the peoplebeatingcancer.org site- I searched the terms

supplementation and radiation- all I can say is, if I knew then what I

know now... this is a video of a walkathon- this is how I walk now.

Emerson

peoplebeatingcancer.org

[Guest guest]

I have a hyperbaric oxygen chamber at home we purchased it used but in good

shape. I find it definitely helps.

From: <gashmand@...>

Sent: Tue, Dec 14, 2010

Does anyone have any experience with the Oxygen Hyperbaric Treatment? It is

said to be the best treatment for the effects of radiation therapy and for

bone tissue reconstruction. I have recently been diagnosed with a

metastasized tumor on my ilium bone (lower back) and will undergo radiation

next week.

On that note, has anyone here had experience with a carcinoma on the

salivary gland, metastasizing in the bone? Doctors say my case is very rare.

One doctor said he had 1 case besides mine in 35 years. They claim it is

incurable, but I haven't lost hope.

[Guest guest]

I would not even think about doing radiation ,

please do your own homework.

Got to a naturalpathic doctor first, there are many

many natural ways to kill tumors.

Click on the internet Cancer Cures, unreal the

info is there for all of us to share. We have to change our

beliefs, Medical Marfia out there has Brain washed us

over the years, they keep telling us that there are no cures.

Your Health Crusader

___________________________________________

From: <gashmand@...>

Sent: Tue, Dec 14, 2010

......I have recently been diagnosed with a metastasized tumor on my ilium bone

(lower back) and will undergo radiation next week.

On that note, has anyone here had experience with a carcinoma on the

salivary gland, metastasizing in the bone? Doctors say my case is very rare.

One doctor said he had 1 case besides mine in 35 years. They claim it is

incurable, but I haven't lost hope.

[Guest guest]

Improvement of attention span and reaction time with hyperbaric oxygen treatment

in patients with toxic injury due to mold exposure.

 

Toxic chemical exposure such as mold and mycotoxins can significantly affect

brain function in children and adults. Mycotoxins are secondary metabolites of

fungi, usually molds, which can cause injury to animals or humans. It has been

shown that these effects may last for years after toxic exposure has ceased.

Exposure to toxins, including mold, can lead to significant long-lasting

impairment of brain function, often inducing temporary to permanent disability.

Typical complaints include impairment of short-term memory, intermittent

disorientation, disturbed balance and coordination, inability to multi-task, and

impairment of attention span and reaction time. Sick building syndrome (SBS) may

be caused by exposure to mold and mold toxins. Symptoms of SBS, a widely

described but poorly understood constellation of symptoms that has been observed

in certain persons in “sick†buildings, include headaches, poor

concentration, fatigue, memory loss, dry skin, and itchy eyes. This is seen in

adults as well as young people.

 

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