Our blogs are here to share insights, research, and interesting ideas around hyperbaric wellness and wellbeing. They’re designed to inform and inspire – but not to replace professional medical advice.
Any studies or references mentioned relate to hyperbaric theory and equipment in general, unless otherwise stated. We simply share them to help you explore the broader world of oxygen-based wellness.
In the UK, mild hyperbaric oxygen therapy (mHBOT) — typically operating at pressures up to or below 2.0 ATA — is not currently subject to direct regulation under the Pressure Systems Safety Regulations 2000 (PSSR), provided certain conditions are met.
Bryan Johnson’s Radical Results with HBOT: What It Means for You In a recent viral video titled “This Machine Made Me Younger (Insane Results),” tech
Exploring the Science: Dr. Jason Sonners’ Groundbreaking Study on Mild vs. High-Pressure Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy At Oxygens, we’re proud to support and share the
Diabetic wounds are notoriously slow to heal—especially in older adults. But new research reveals that combining Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) with the natural compound quercetin could dramatically boost healing outcomes. In this post, we explore 5 powerful reasons why this innovative combination might be the future of diabetic wound care—and how HBOT providers like Oxygens are leading the way.
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Inspired by Melissa Dahl’s “High on Oxygen,” published in The Cut, April 2024 At Oxygens, we’ve long championed the healing power of hyperbaric oxygen therapy
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In the world of aesthetic treatments, Botox and dermal fillers have become some of the most popular options for non-surgical facial rejuvenation. While these treatments
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) has gained attention for its potential therapeutic benefits across various health concerns. Recent studies have shed light on its emerging applications
Higher Pressure Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT): 2.0 ATA vs. 1.5 ATA – Does More Pressure Mean More Oxygen? Note: The studies and references mentioned here
A simple guide to pressure, oxygen, and purpose When people start researching hyperbaric oxygen, they often come across a range of pressures — from gentle
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Note: Any studies and references mentioned in our articles are shared for general interest and to illustrate the broader science around oxygen and pressure. They may relate to wider hyperbaric environments and are not specific to Oxygens systems. Our products are created for relaxation and wellbeing, not for medical or therapeutic use.