HBOT

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What is HBOT??

[Guest guest]

Annette, Could I also have the phone number for the guy who has 30 years experience in HBOT?

Thanks in advance,

Raleigh Rinehart

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I just came back with my boy (4yo, ASD) from UC Irvine, MAMMAG

(Molecular & Mitochondrial Medicine & Genetics) Dept. A genetic

counselor there told me there is a parent who has an autistic kid

who took him to HBOT, and the boy ended up a vegetable for life. He

now goes around speaking about the dangers of HBOT.

I have to admit I've never heard of HBOT destroying anyone's brain

(before today), and wonder what the circumstances were. And I have

no claim either way, just relaying what I heard. We share our eyes

and ears around here.

Mark

>

>

> you can learn a lot about HBOT by going to the online manual at

> www.hbotmanual.com

>

> There is a list of hbot providers located at

> www.hbotproviders.com . You may not find one in the area and may

> have to travel to a center. Most of them can help you with that

> giving you info on places to stay, etc.

>

> Also, there is a new list which was just started but already has

over

> 100 members called HBOTechnology. It is a Question and Answer only

> forum. You ask a question, no matter how dumb you may think it is,

> we all have to learn. And a qualified and experienced professional,

> either an MD with HBOT training or a CHT, Certified Hyperbaric

> Technologist will answer the question. Although it is a new list

> we expect it to grow rapidly. You will also be able to search the

> archives for subjects and questions which have been asked and read

> the answers to the question. We hope the archives will become a

> valuable source of info for all interested in HBOT. Chit Chat is

> not allowed because we want to stay direct and to the point to make

> it easy to access and research information. You can join by sending

> a blank email to

> <mailto:hbotech-subscribe%40>hbotech-

subscribe

> or you can go to

>

<HBOTech/>http://health.groups.y

ahoo.com/group/HBOTech/

> to join.

>

> Hartsoe

>

>

>

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My understanding is that can happen with certain Mitochondrial disorders. My son

is suspected of having a mito disorder and they want to do a biopsy. I have

stayed away from HBOT for this reason. I don't know which kind it is that can

have this effect and have been too scared to investigate further.......

B.

Mother of Jake-My Hero- 4.5 yrs. old, Diagnosed Autistic January 12, 2006

I Live it, Breathe it, Sleep it, and Dream it

[ ] Re: HBOT

I just came back with my boy (4yo, ASD) from UC Irvine, MAMMAG

(Molecular & Mitochondrial Medicine & Genetics) Dept. A genetic

counselor there told me there is a parent who has an autistic kid

who took him to HBOT, and the boy ended up a vegetable for life. He

now goes around speaking about the dangers of HBOT.

I have to admit I've never heard of HBOT destroying anyone's brain

(before today), and wonder what the circumstances were. And I have

no claim either way, just relaying what I heard. We share our eyes

and ears around here.

Mark

>

>

> you can learn a lot about HBOT by going to the online manual at

> www.hbotmanual.com

>

> There is a list of hbot providers located at

> www.hbotproviders.com . You may not find one in the area and may

> have to travel to a center. Most of them can help you with that

> giving you info on places to stay, etc.

>

> Also, there is a new list which was just started but already has

over

> 100 members called HBOTechnology. It is a Question and Answer only

> forum. You ask a question, no matter how dumb you may think it is,

> we all have to learn. And a qualified and experienced professional,

> either an MD with HBOT training or a CHT, Certified Hyperbaric

> Technologist will answer the question. Although it is a new list

> we expect it to grow rapidly. You will also be able to search the

> archives for subjects and questions which have been asked and read

> the answers to the question. We hope the archives will become a

> valuable source of info for all interested in HBOT. Chit Chat is

> not allowed because we want to stay direct and to the point to make

> it easy to access and research information. You can join by sending

> a blank email to

> <mailto:hbotech-subscribe%40>hbotech-

subscribe

> or you can go to

>

<HBOTech/>http://health.groups.y

ahoo.com/group/HBOTech/

> to join.

>

> Hartsoe

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

A great deal depends on the concentration, pressure and lenght of time in the

HBOT chamber. Anything can be dangerous -- chelation has killed (when performed

improperly).

redrackem <redrackem@...> wrote: I just came back with my boy

(4yo, ASD) from UC Irvine, MAMMAG

(Molecular & Mitochondrial Medicine & Genetics) Dept. A genetic

counselor there told me there is a parent who has an autistic kid

who took him to HBOT, and the boy ended up a vegetable for life. He

now goes around speaking about the dangers of HBOT.

I have to admit I've never heard of HBOT destroying anyone's brain

(before today), and wonder what the circumstances were. And I have

no claim either way, just relaying what I heard. We share our eyes

and ears around here.

Mark

>

>

> you can learn a lot about HBOT by going to the online manual at

> www.hbotmanual.com

>

> There is a list of hbot providers located at

> www.hbotproviders.com . You may not find one in the area and may

> have to travel to a center. Most of them can help you with that

> giving you info on places to stay, etc.

>

> Also, there is a new list which was just started but already has

over

> 100 members called HBOTechnology. It is a Question and Answer only

> forum. You ask a question, no matter how dumb you may think it is,

> we all have to learn. And a qualified and experienced professional,

> either an MD with HBOT training or a CHT, Certified Hyperbaric

> Technologist will answer the question. Although it is a new list

> we expect it to grow rapidly. You will also be able to search the

> archives for subjects and questions which have been asked and read

> the answers to the question. We hope the archives will become a

> valuable source of info for all interested in HBOT. Chit Chat is

> not allowed because we want to stay direct and to the point to make

> it easy to access and research information. You can join by sending

> a blank email to

> <mailto:hbotech-subscribe%40>hbotech-

subscribe

> or you can go to

>

<HBOTech/>http://health.groups.y

ahoo.com/group/HBOTech/

> to join.

>

> Hartsoe

>

>

>

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I have NOT...gretchen. Hope you get some info from others who have.

--- In , " . .Gretchen. . " <gretchenc@...>

wrote:

>

> has anyone but patty tried this for memory loss?

>

> --

> gretchen

>

[Guest guest]

I have never heard of it. What is it?

Kenda

> has anyone but patty tried this for memory loss?

[Guest guest]

I did HBOT as part of an implant study . . . I thought I felt better . .. but nothing remarkable.

Have you done the spit test? How are the foot baths going?

Hugs,

Rogene

[Guest guest]

HyperBaric Oxygen Therapy . . . It's used to saturate ones body with oxygen to stimulate the repair of cells.

Rogene

Re: hbot

I have never heard of it. What is it?Kenda> has anyone but patty tried this for memory loss?

[Guest guest]

Thank you, Rogene. I have seen it on the Discovery medical shows, used

after surgery.

Kenda

> HyperBaric Oxygen Therapy . . . It's used to saturate ones body with oxygen to

> stimulate the repair of cells.

>

> Rogene

>

>

> Re: hbot

>

> I have never heard of it. What is it?

>

> Kenda

>

>> has anyone but patty tried this for memory loss?

>

>

[Guest guest]

I have an acquaintance who works at a local hospital as a technician

for HyperBaric Oxygen Therapy. She said currently this particular

hospital is using it for wound healing, such as for people who have

diabetes or other conditions where wound healing is not progressing,

and she said it's remarkable how well it works for these problems.

Sis

>

> HyperBaric Oxygen Therapy . . . It's used to saturate ones body

with oxygen to stimulate the repair of cells.

>

> Rogene

>

>

> Re: hbot

>

> I have never heard of it. What is it?

>

> Kenda

>

> > has anyone but patty tried this for memory loss?

>

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I often thought about doing hyperbaric, but the

cost was too much and insurance would not cover it.

If you are in CA, a silicone sister owns a hyperbaric chamber. Near L.A.

Lynda

At 07:08 PM 4/17/2007, you wrote:

>HyperBaric Oxygen Therapy . . . It's used to

>saturate ones body with oxygen to stimulate the repair of cells.

>

>Rogene

>

> Re: hbot

>

>I have never heard of it. What is it?

>

>Kenda

>

> > has anyone but patty tried this for memory loss?

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I will have to remember that for my sister. She is diabetic.

Lynda

At 07:30 PM 4/17/2007, you wrote:

>I have an acquaintance who works at a local hospital as a technician

>for HyperBaric Oxygen Therapy. She said currently this particular

>hospital is using it for wound healing, such as for people who have

>diabetes or other conditions where wound healing is not progressing,

>and she said it's remarkable how well it works for these problems.

>

>Sis

>

>

> >

> > HyperBaric Oxygen Therapy . . . It's used to saturate ones body

>with oxygen to stimulate the repair of cells.

> >

> > Rogene

> >

> >

> > Re: hbot

> >

> > I have never heard of it. What is it?

> >

> > Kenda

> >

> > > has anyone but patty tried this for memory loss?

> >

>

>

[Guest guest]

Lynda,

FAR infrared pads work really well for diabetic wounds . . . Daughter uses them extensively.

Sherry at Ionic Oasis tells me that diabetic patients find that the foot baths help with circulation too.

Rogene

[Guest guest]

Rogene,

My sister showed some interest in the foot

bath. I have never seen far infrared pads.

Lynda

At 10:05 PM 4/17/2007, you wrote:

>Lynda,

>

>FAR infrared pads work really well for diabetic

>wounds . . . Daughter uses them extensively.

>

>Sherry at Ionic Oasis tells me that diabetic

>patients find that the foot baths help with circulation too.

>

>Rogene

>

>

[Guest guest]

The most interesting use was on a near-drowning child (from Oklahoma, if I remember right)

The child was nearly brain dead after nearly drowning. His parents left no stone unturned to help him.

According to his mother, he was making real progress with HBOT.

Another woman had a brown recluse bite that wasn't healing . . . One man, a doctor, was just trying to hang onto life after amputations because of diabetes. . . I saw later that he passed away.

They had two types of chambers. One was a single person chamber. The other was a multi-person chamber. I'm thinking 8-10 people. In the large one, you don head gear that deliver high doses of oxygen while the chamber is pressurized down. . . You just sit and breath oxygen for a while, then the chamber is brought back to sea level and you're done.

Love,

Rogene

[Guest guest]

Lynda,

You'll find a number of pads with an internet search "far infrared therapy pads"

They look just like a heating pad . . . but they don't get hot.

They are great for inflammed joints and peripheral neuropathy too.

Rogene

[Guest guest]

i wonder if it helps memory loss. i read it helps silicone patients.On 4/17/07, Rogene S <saxony01@...

> wrote:

The most interesting use was on a near-drowning child (from Oklahoma, if I remember right)

The child was nearly brain dead after nearly drowning. His parents left no stone unturned to help him.

According to his mother, he was making real progress with HBOT.

Another woman had a brown recluse bite that wasn't healing . . . One man, a doctor, was just trying to hang onto life after amputations because of diabetes. . . I saw later that he passed away.

They had two types of chambers. One was a single person chamber. The other was a multi-person chamber. I'm thinking 8-10 people. In the large one, you don head gear that deliver high doses of oxygen while the chamber is pressurized down. . . You just sit and breath oxygen for a while, then the chamber is brought back to sea level and you're done.

Love,

Rogene

-- gretchen

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Rogene,

I will have to check up on those.

Lynda

At 10:43 PM 4/17/2007, you wrote:

>Lynda,

>

>You'll find a number of pads with an internet

>search " far infrared therapy pads "

>

>They look just like a heating pad . . . but they don't get hot.

>

>They are great for inflammed joints and peripheral neuropathy too.

>

>Rogene

>

>

[Guest guest]

I have a far infrared knee wrap. And a far

infrared quilt. Both from Nikken. I have had them a long time.

Lynda

At 10:43 PM 4/17/2007, you wrote:

>Lynda,

>

>You'll find a number of pads with an internet

>search " far infrared therapy pads "

>

>They look just like a heating pad . . . but they don't get hot.

>

>They are great for inflammed joints and peripheral neuropathy too.

>

>Rogene

>

>

[Guest guest]

I'm not familiar with the brand, but they should work . . .

It certainly wouldn't hurt to try.

Do you have any idea how much they cost? I can't imagine how much a FAR infrared quilt would cost! . . . Most of the therapy pads are somewhat expensive.

Rogene

[Guest guest]

They've also been used in conjunction with infrared saunas to treat

Lyme. I really want a sauna for the neuropathy type pain, I may just

finance the thing this year.

hugs,

Beth

[Guest guest]

The quilt was VERY expensive. I know the knee

wrap helps with joint pain, and I put magnets under it.

Lynda

At 11:04 PM 4/17/2007, you wrote:

>I'm not familiar with the brand, but they should work . . .

>

>It certainly wouldn't hurt to try.

>

>Do you have any idea how much they cost? I can't

>imagine how much a FAR infrared quilt would

>cost! . . . Most of the therapy pads are somewhat expensive.

>

>Rogene

>

>

[Guest guest]

I used HBOT one year after explant because I was concerned that my memory and brain fog had remained so bad. I was worried about losing all my brain cells and becoming an idiot! Actually my explant was in Feb 1998 and I did 22 sessions of HBOT in May 1999. I am sorry to say that HBOT did not help my brain fog or memory one bit. I still felt the same after those 22 sessions costing me lots of money that I really didn't have to spend. My healing never really was to the point that I could say I felt well until 4 years post explant. That was after doing: Changed diet supplements amalgam removal chelation therapy fasting 7 Day detox diet Master cleanse juicing colonics HBOT sleeping outside (get away from outgassing of home) magnet

therapy infrared sauna therapy ozone therapy coffee enemas rebounding Gerson therapy Mannatech products skin brushing jacuzzi(hot) to pool (cold) therapy taking Armour thyroid It just was going to take a long, long time for my healing to come around. I can't think of anything (other than fasting) that brought about relief of any symptom. Fasting removed all joint pain. Patty ". .Gretchen. ." <gretchenc@...> wrote: i wonder if it helps memory loss. i read it helps silicone patients. On 4/17/07, Rogene S <saxony01 > wrote: The most interesting use was on a near-drowning child (from Oklahoma, if I remember right) The child was

nearly brain dead after nearly drowning. His parents left no stone unturned to help him. According to his mother, he was making real progress with HBOT. Another woman had a brown recluse bite that wasn't healing . . . One man, a doctor, was just trying to hang onto life after amputations because of diabetes. . . I saw later that he passed away. They had two types of chambers. One was a single person chamber. The other was a multi-person

chamber. I'm thinking 8-10 people. In the large one, you don head gear that deliver high doses of oxygen while the chamber is pressurized down. . . You just sit and breath oxygen for a while, then the chamber is brought back to sea level and you're done. Love, Rogene -- gretchen

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This is who I went to see, and she offered a discount back then. I am not sure if she still is, but I know she has expanded to two chambers now from one. She is doing very well with her business....she made lemonade out of her lemons for sure. PattyLynda <coss@...> wrote: I often thought about doing hyperbaric, but the cost was too much and insurance would not cover it.If you are in CA, a silicone sister owns a hyperbaric chamber. Near L.A.LyndaAt 07:08 PM 4/17/2007,

you wrote:>HyperBaric Oxygen Therapy . . . It's used to >saturate ones body with oxygen to stimulate the repair of cells.>>Rogene>> Re: hbot>>I have never heard of it. What is it?>>Kenda>> > has anyone but patty tried this for memory loss?>>>

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