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Hyperbaric oxygen therapy
An hour of rest in a pressurised chamber, breathing concentrated oxygen. Our chamber is being installed now, and we will let you know as soon as bookings open.
- Session
- 60 minutes
- Setting
- Pressurised chamber
- Effort
- None, just rest
- Availability
- Coming soon
About the therapy
Oxygen, under pressure
In hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) you breathe concentrated oxygen while the air pressure around you is raised above normal. Under pressure, more oxygen dissolves into the blood plasma itself, so more reaches the body's tissues than breathing normally allows.
Hospitals have used HBOT for many decades for conditions such as decompression sickness and some slow-healing wounds. It is now also widely used in recovery and longevity settings, and research into these uses continues.
At Eden Longevity Center, HBOT will be available as a single session and as part of our programs, alongside our diagnostics and regenerative therapies.
Why guests ask about it
What people use it for
Responses vary from person to person. These are the reasons guests most often give for their interest in HBOT.
Healing
Support during recovery from injury or surgery, alongside medical care.
Athletic recovery
Used by athletes between demanding training sessions.
Brain health
An area of growing research interest, including recovery after concussion.
Inflammation
Of interest to guests with long-standing inflammatory complaints.
Healthy ageing
Part of a longevity plan, typically as a course of sessions.
Rest
An hour to read, listen to music or simply be still.
Your session
What to expect
Briefing
A short health check and an explanation of the session, including how to equalise the pressure in your ears.
Entering
You enter the chamber in comfortable clothing and settle in.
Pressurising
Pressure rises gradually. Your ears may feel full, as on a descending flight, which swallowing relieves.
Sixty minutes
You breathe concentrated oxygen and rest. The chamber then returns slowly to normal pressure.
Safety
Before you book
Speak with our doctor first if you have
- A collapsed lung now or in the past, or a serious lung condition
- A cold, sinus infection or ear problem
- Recent ear surgery
- Claustrophobia
- A current pregnancy
To prepare
- Wear cotton clothing
- Leave phones, lighters and electronics outside the chamber
- Avoid perfume, oils and lotions on the day
- Tell us about any medication or recent illness
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Be the first to know
Register your interest and we will contact you as soon as hyperbaric oxygen therapy is available to book.