Hyperbaric oxygen therapy is a beneficial tool, but its effectiveness depends on the patient's underlying metabolic and cellular health.

“it sounds like it's far more beneficial for somebody who's metabolic healthy than it is for somebody who's not.”

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy is a potentially beneficial treatment for TBI that works by hyperoxygenating the brain to improve function and sleep.

“They do seem to improve brain function by hyperoxygenating the brain for brief periods of time. It seems to improve a number of things, but above all, it seems to improve the quality and duration of sleep, which indirectly allows the brain to repair itself”

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy is effective at targeting cancer because it reverses tumor hypoxia and induces lethal oxidative stress in cancer cells.

“hyperbaric oxygen increases tissue oxygenation not by hyper oxygenating hemoglobin but it actually gets oxygen into the plasma and that's a very important thing because meaning you soluble eyes oxygen within the plasma yes because you can't really super saturate the hemoglobin”

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy is worth the potential risk for patients suffering from acute concussion, despite limited evidence for other conditions.

“The only except outside of the approved FDA indications, the only thing I would suggest going against the FDA recommendation is if I were to have a concussion, if one one of my kids had a concussion, I would probably say the downside of hyperbaric oxygen is low enough. I think the potential upside i”