Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapies

At WellYou we elevate your Oxygen Therapy experience by integrating Targeted Light Therapy.  This powerful combination maximises the physiological benefits, enhancing the therapeutic effects of both treatments.  While Oxygen Therapy increases tissue oxygenation, the addition of Targeted Light Therapy further amplifies these benefits, making each session more effective and rejuvenating.

m-HBOT (Mild Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy)

What is m-HBOT?

 

Mild Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy is a non-invasive, painless therapy that involves breathing pure oxygen in a pressurised chamber. This non-invasive therapy allows for increased oxygen absorption into the body’s fluids, plasma, and tissues.  The increase in Oxygen provided is enough to help the body's innate ability to heal and regenerate faster than allowing the process to happen naturally.

 

Some of the benefits of m-HBOT include:

Enhanced Oxygenation: Improves the oxygen levels in blood and tissues. 

Reduced inflammation: Helps decrease swelling and inflammation

Reduce pain: Improve healing, recover from injuries

Enhanced immune function

Increased energy levels: Can improve overall energy and stamina

 

MORE OXYGEN = MORE ENERGY

MORE ENERGY = MORE HEALING

hbot image for website

t-HBOT (Targeted Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy)

What is t-HBOT?

 

Targeted Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy is a combination of Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy with the addition of low level light therapy (LLLT), using localised light pads.  These pads are sources of high intensity energy and are directly placed on the skin. LLLT acts as a vasodilator by mechanism of nitric oxide, which increases blood flow to local tissue.  As LLLT dilates, HBOT oxygenates, which results in accelerated healing and regeneration on an exponential scale.

 

Some of the benefits of t-HBOT include:

Stimulate the production of body stem cells.

Boosts immune system function and the ability to fight infection.

Decreases swelling and inflammation.

Helps the body to metabolise and clear toxins.

Promotes regeneration of injured tissues.

Reduces fatigue from chronic inadequate oxygen supply to the cells and tissues of the body.

Decreases ligament and tissue healing time.

                              

 

Screenshot

Some of the benefits Mild Hyperbaric may provide

 

Anti-aging properties, improving skin health and promoting longevity
 

Reduce inflammation in the body
 
Keep you strong, active, and energised throughout the day
 
Give your body that competitive advantage
 
Maintain your mental sharpness
 
Improvements in stress and anxiety levels, sleep quality, and overall mood enhancement
 
Help combat ageing and its degenerative aspects
 
Produce more stem cells and replace old tissue while regenerating new tissue
 
Boost immune system
 
Helps boost natural killer cells

The Science

 

Oxygen is necessary to produce cellular energy in the mitochondria of every cell in the body. The effectiveness of hyperbaric oxygen lies in its ability to boost the amount of dissolved oxygen in the body. Under normal atmospheric conditions, oxygen is primarily transported throughout the body by haemoglobin, the protein in red blood cells. However, under pressure changes in hyperbaric chambers, oxygen can dissolve directly into the body’s fluids and reach areas where red blood cells might not be able to penetrate. This increased oxygen saturation has several health benefits. It can stimulate the production of body’s growth factors and stem cells, both of which play crucial roles in healing and regeneration.

 

It can also reduce inflammation and swelling. Furthermore, the elevated oxygen levels can improve the function of the immune system by enhancing the ability of white blood cells to kill bacteria. It can also help to detoxify cells and improve the function of the body’s antioxidant enzymes. These mechanisms collectively contribute to the therapeutic benefits of mild hyperbaric oxygen therapy.

 

Click here to visit the Hyperbaric Experts website to find out more about m-HBOT and t-HBOT therapies.

Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapies FAQs