Re: Re: HBOT and infared sauna

[Guest guest]

I'm doing HBOT currently with my 4 year old.

  YOu are welcome to email me.  I'm not sure If I can be of help, but I'm more

than happy to share my experiences.

  

Loveindixie@...

From: bobmorgan108 <rob29@...>

Subject: Re: HBOT and infared sauna

Date: Wednesday, December 10, 2008, 12:46 PM

> Does anyone have experience with HBOT and be willing to chat with

me more about it off the group? I'm also considering getting an

infared sauna. Any one else try this and anyone do both?? Any and

all info./feedback would be appreciated.

> Thanks, Casandra

Hi,

I've been trying to encourage a few doctors who use both modalities

to try them together in a 1-2 manner. It stands to reason that there

may be synergistic effects - each modality making the other more

effective. Some docs think sauna-HB would be the better sequence,

others think the other way. I'd love to see some studies done. I

personally think MHBOT followed by sauna makes most sense.

I've communicated about this to: several DAN! docs, to other

healthcare professionals, and to hyperbaric researchers - and here

are a few snippets of our conversations:

From me: " … using sauna post HB should increase O2 transport to

cells due to capillary dilation and increased blood flow, while

mediating some heat stress factors due to more bio-available O2. "

This is from a person who oversees several clinics treating mostly

cancer and Lyme disease, on the " combined therapy " of MHBOT &

sauna: " All pathogens hate heat, pressure and Oxygen. In the very

least, we are providing an environment that is non-conducive for

pathogen proliferation. "

From a researcher: " I have been doing research only for almost 5

years now …. I have a positive impression about the possible

benefits of both sauna and low-pressure HBOT in autism. I base this

on what I am learning from other clinicians whose powers of

observation I tend to trust. Combined IRS/HBOT may be a pretty good

idea. "

Bob

Owner, Heavenly Heat

[Guest guest]

Have them both and am VERY happy with both purchases.  Have done over 200 dives

and do sauna 2-3 x week.  Son is AMAZING--5yrs--regular school no

assistance--skipped from kindergarten to 1st grade because very academic--talks

often and appropriately.  Am blessed beyond words!!

Wanda

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From: Massengale <loveindixie@...>

Sent: Wednesday, December 10, 2008 4:31:02 PM

Subject: Re: Re: HBOT and infared sauna

I'm doing HBOT currently with my 4 year old.

  YOu are welcome to email me.  I'm not sure If I can be of help, but I'm more

than happy to share my experiences.

  

Loveindixie@...

From: bobmorgan108 <rob29@...>

Subject: Re: HBOT and infared sauna

Date: Wednesday, December 10, 2008, 12:46 PM

> Does anyone have experience with HBOT and be willing to chat with

me more about it off the group? I'm also considering getting an

infared sauna. Any one else try this and anyone do both?? Any and

all info./feedback would be appreciated.

> Thanks, Casandra

Hi,

I've been trying to encourage a few doctors who use both modalities

to try them together in a 1-2 manner. It stands to reason that there

may be synergistic effects - each modality making the other more

effective. Some docs think sauna-HB would be the better sequence,

others think the other way. I'd love to see some studies done. I

personally think MHBOT followed by sauna makes most sense.

I've communicated about this to: several DAN! docs, to other

healthcare professionals, and to hyperbaric researchers - and here

are a few snippets of our conversations:

From me: " … using sauna post HB should increase O2 transport to

cells due to capillary dilation and increased blood flow, while

mediating some heat stress factors due to more bio-available O2. "

This is from a person who oversees several clinics treating mostly

cancer and Lyme disease, on the " combined therapy " of MHBOT &

sauna: " All pathogens hate heat, pressure and Oxygen. In the very

least, we are providing an environment that is non-conducive for

pathogen proliferation. "

From a researcher: " I have been doing research only for almost 5

years now …. I have a positive impression about the possible

benefits of both sauna and low-pressure HBOT in autism. I base this

on what I am learning from other clinicians whose powers of

observation I tend to trust. Combined IRS/HBOT may be a pretty good

idea. "

Bob

Owner, Heavenly Heat

     

[Guest guest]

What brand do you have?

Re: Re: HBOT and infared sauna

Have them both and am VERY happy with both purchases.  Have done over 200 dives

nd do sauna 2-3 x week.  Son is AMAZING--5yrs--regular school no

ssistance--skipped from kindergarten to 1st grade because very academic--talks

ften and appropriately.  Am blessed beyond words!!

Wanda

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ent: Wednesday, December 10, 2008 4:31:02 PM

ubject: Re: Re: HBOT and infared sauna

I'm doing HBOT currently with my 4 year old.

YOu are welcome to email me.  I'm not sure If I can be of help, but I'm more

han happy to share my experiences.

 

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-- On Wed, 12/10/08, bobmorgan108 <rob29@...> wrote:

From: bobmorgan108 <rob29@...>

ubject: Re: HBOT and infared sauna

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ate: Wednesday, December 10, 2008, 12:46 PM

Does anyone have experience with HBOT and be willing to chat with

e more about it off the group? I'm also considering getting an

nfared sauna. Any one else try this and anyone do both?? Any and

ll info./feedback would be appreciated.

> Thanks, Casandra

Hi,

I've been trying to encourage a few doctors who use both modalities

o try them together in a 1-2 manner. It stands to reason that t

here

ay be synergistic effects - each modality making the other more

ffective. Some docs think sauna-HB would be the better sequence,

thers think the other way. I'd love to see some studies done. I

ersonally think MHBOT followed by sauna makes most sense.

I've communicated about this to: several DAN! docs, to other

ealthcare professionals, and to hyperbaric researchers - and here

re a few snippets of our conversations:

From me: " … using sauna post HB should increase O2 transport to

ells due to capillary dilation and increased blood flow, while

ediating some heat stress factors due to more bio-available O2. "

This is from a person who oversees several clinics treating mostly

ancer and Lyme disease, on the " combined therapy " of MHBOT &

auna: " All pathogens hate heat, pressure and Oxygen. In the very

east, we are providing an environment that is non-conducive for

athogen proliferation. "

From a researcher: " I have been doing research only for almost 5

ears now …. I have a positive impression about the possible

enefits of both sauna and low-pressure HBOT in autism. I base this

n what I am learning from other clinicians whose powers of

bservation I tend to trust. Combined IRS/HBOT may be a pretty good

dea. "

Bob

wner, Heavenly Heat