My customer had a stroke at thirty something, 16 years ago, she might not see as much help for her stroke injury, her husband's hair is growing back!
I saw him a couple days ago, his bald area has about one inch hair and his remaining hair is about 2" long, I noticed where I lost hair in the corners of my head there are a few hairs growing

I like the tent version. Tactical and Seek, it is too bad that some Docs don't want people using this. When they're supposed to encourage things that work so well for so many. Though they will experiment with their drugs, such as BP meds, to find the right dosage for a patient...But it isn't the first time I've seen this done , unfortunately. I think of how many people will continue to suffer if they are so prone to doing everything the docs tell them. Without checking for themselves from people who are actively using them in such success. At least giving this a try , not bullied into being closed minded with fear , instilled into them from their doc. They cause everyone to loose out- the one suffering, and those who love them and want them around with happy quality of life.

Seek, I appreciate that you actually work around people who use these. So you've seen a lot of results from many different people.

I was going to ask if insurance or a person's doctor would help them to obtain a chamber , at less cost , as part of the treatment program, but after hearing how many doctors don't want this machine used, I suppose a person is on their own in affording it. Too bad.

How expensive is a hyperbaric chamber?

Keith

Keith, on the first page, Tactical mentioned they range from 8,000$ to 14,000 dollars, in HIS area.

I'm thinking, with a bit of a search , and different areas, prices will fluctuate. IF one has a doctor who is encouraging in doing what works for their patient, I'm thinking they can arrange a lot in helping as well in possible reduced cost.

I’m glad it’s working, I heard they are treating Jay Leno’s burns with one of these.

Interesting stuff. Is there any side effects or downside?

The lay down ones about 8k
Upright ones 11-14k$

You can get too much oxygen, schedule time off me monthly

Burns and open wounds, carbon monoxide poisoning, if people used it to treat the 120+ medical issues it helps with the hospitals will loose millions

Tactical, have you heard of using the chamber during radiation, or chemo treatments ?

Some hospitals have the hard-sided chambers and will only treat patients that have a condition covered by insurance.

The chambers that Tactical and I have are soft sided and only get to 4 PSI.

Our family only uses room air, no Oxygen and the chamber is powered by a small medical grade air compressor.

Dr.’s Harch, Fogarty and Meyer are the pioneers with a few spread around the country. The majority of Dr.’s are clueless and would have no idea about their effectiveness.

Aeronautix Performance Clinic is the place to start. Spirit Lake, Iowa.

Big pharma and big corporate medicine HATE it because as Tactical says, it will cost them billions.

I have the Chase Lounge which is more of a lay-down model though it comes with a chair it’s just too small for me. You can order them with oxygen, a/c ports and other options. So your looking at $10-12k on up.