
ANXIETY & HYPERBARICS
Anxiety is a prevalent and debilitating condition affecting many individuals worldwide. One of the ways hyperbaric oxygen therapy may help reduce anxiety is by increasing the oxygen available to the brain.
ANXIETY & HYPERBARICS
Anxiety is a prevalent and debilitating condition affecting many individuals worldwide. One of the ways hyperbaric oxygen therapy may help reduce anxiety is by increasing the oxygen available to the brain.
Anxiety has been associated with reduced blood flow and impaired oxygen delivery to certain areas of the brain. Pure oxygen supplied during HBOT helps the body oxygenate tissues, enhancing blood flow and providing the brain with more oxygen. Among the immediate effects is reduced pressure on the brain as blood circulates more freely.
The increased oxygen supply from HBOT also stimulates the production of growth factors, promoting the formation of new blood vessels. This ideally leads to improved brain function and enhanced neuroplasticity, which is the brain’s ability to adapt and change. If successful, this may help with longer-term anxiety relief and an increase in overall cognitive health.

HOW HBOT CAN HELP
Enhance Neurological Repair & Regeneration
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Attenuates the Effects of Hypoxia & Inflammation in the Brain
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Enhances Stem Cell Mobilization and Proliferation
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Increases Penumbra Tissue Recovery
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Induces Remyelination
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Moderates Mitochondrial Disorders
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Promotes Neurogenesis
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Stimulates Neuroplasticity
Improve Overall Function
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Advances Cognitive Function
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Alleviates Spasticity
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Enhances Speech & Language
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Improves Gross/Fine Motor Skills
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Lessens Frequency of Seizures
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Lessens Frequency of Seizures
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Improves Balance & Walking
The Brain
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Improves Memory & Reaction Time
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Promotes Neuroplasticity
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Decreases Emotional Distress
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Improves Cerebral Blood Flow
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Stimulates Neurogenesis
Mental Health & Wellness
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Enhances Memory and Mental Performance
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Develops & Regains Cognitive/Motor Functions
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Stimulates Neuroplasticity
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Enhances Executive Function