Parkinson’s and HBOT

• This PDF has a combination of multiple videos and short articles

• Articles describe what HBOT can do, benefits, and treatment options

• There are also case studies describing success stories with HBOT treatment for Parkinson’s 

• This newsletter has many short articles about the effects of hyperbaric oxygen therapy on stroke.

• Oxygen is crucial to the healing process, so HBOT help improve and speed the recovery of damaged cells. 

• It is most beneficial to get treatment right after a stroke, but some improvement can still occur later.

• In one case, an 86-year-old woman was able to regain mobility and vision through HBOT therapy. 

• Patients with long-term but stable TBI have improvement in speech, memory, and attention after HBOT treatment.

• Improvement peaked after 80 sessions of treatment.

• The doctor running the experiment said, "Hyperbaric oxygen therapy is a nonspecific treatment that seems to be appropriate in many different forms of brain injury." 

• This longer article discusses the reasons to use HBOT, case studies, implementations for treatment, and regulation.

• Test results showed reduced symptoms, especially when HBOt was used in conjunction with antibiotic treatment.

• About 70% of patients sustained positive cognitive benefits.

• This article explains how HBOT can help with Lyme conditions.

• It also discusses the benefits and effectiveness of a portable hyperbaric chamber.

• HBOT helps reduce clumping in red blood cells.

• This article discusses a case study of a man with chronic Lyme disease.

• After ten sessions of treatment, nervous-system-associated symptoms such as loss of thinking ability and sleep disorder disappeared.

• After twenty sessions, additional nervous system symptoms such as numbness of the extremities and perioribital twitch also disappeared.

• After thirty sessions, musculoskeletal system symptoms such as migrating arthralgia also vanished. Overall, completion of 30 sessions of HBOT caused noted longstanding Lyme-disease-related symptoms affecting most of the previously affected bodily areas to disappear.