Sports Performance & Recovery

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Injuries caused by sports-related activities remain a substantial concern with players, coaches and parents alike.

As inflammation and pain play primary roles with respect to recovery, hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) has been shown to significantly reduce inflammation and ameliorate pain. Additionally, HBOT can promote fibroblast/collagen activity to accelerate and enhance healing from surgeries and wounds.

New evidence supports HBOT as an adjunct and practical treatment to help moderate the effects of traumatic brain injuries and enhance brain imaging results. HBOT is often utilized by physicians and patients to help reach a full recovery from high-impact insults to the body and is currently used by some of the U.S. Olympic Teams to treat sports-related injuries as a part of their official medical techniques and equipment.

Studies have demonstrated the benefits of HBOT for sports-related injuries with the following:

AMPLIFY RECOVERY FROM INTENSIVE TRAINING

  • ACCELERATES HEALLING FROM ACUTE MUSCLE STRAIN

  • IMPROVES BLOOD FLOW

  • PROLIFERATES THE PRODUCTION OF ADENOSINE TRI-PHOSPHATE (ATP)

ENHANCE PERFORMANCE

  • IMPROVES CONCENTRATION

  • INCREASES SEROTONIN LEVELS

  • ACCELERATES JET LAG RECOVERY

  • DECREASES LACTIC ACID

ACCELERATE RECOVERY FROM SPORTS-RELATED INJURIES

  • INCREASES COLLAGEN PRODUCTION

  • REDUCES INFLAMMATION & PAIN

  • FASTER & BETTER RECOVERY FROM SPRAINS, TEARS & BONE FRACTURES

  • STIMULATES ANGIOGENESIS

  • ENHANCES RECOVERY FROM MCL & ACL INJURIES

  • DECREASES SUSCEPTIBILITY TOWARDS REINJURING TARGET AREAS

  • RAPID RECOVERY FROM CONCUSSIIONS & HEAD INJURIES

  • IMPROVES SPECT IMAGING RESULTS

FAST RECOVERY FROM SURGERIES

  • INCREASES FIBROBLAST ACTIVATION

  • REDUCES INFLAMMATION FOR OPTIMAL PRE-OP CONDITIONS

  • REDUCES RISK OF INFECTION

  • STIMULATES STEM CELL PROLIFERATION

  • DECREASES HOSPITAL TIME

 

 Study: NFL Athletes improve cognitive functioning with HBOT

Please note: Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) has not been approved by the FDA for certain indications. Individual results may vary, and outcomes are not guaranteed. Consult with your healthcare provider to determine if HBOT is appropriate for your specific condition.