HBOT: Revolutionary Therapy With 400-Year-Old Roots

What is the cutting edge therapy that I'm talking about that's been around for 400 years? It's hyperbaric oxygen therapy known as HBOT. HBOT? It was actually first used in the 1600s, came in the United States when the Brooklyn Bridge was being made. If you ever heard Caissons disease, people actually getting the bends basically from going deep down and digging out the footings for the bridge. And they have to put them in compression chambers. And in the 20s they actually had this big compression chamber. It was like a resort people were going to. But when World War II came around, they tore it down, used the metal, because we had issues with metal shortage. But the point is hyperbaric oxygen therapy, it's been around for hundreds of years. This is not new. It's FDA approved to treat non healing ulcers, radiation necrosis, non healing breast flaps, flesh eating disease. It's about 15 different indications. When I did my hyperbaric oxygen certification, we spent, you know, two days just learning about all this kind of stuff. It's interesting how long this has been around, yet people are scared, they have concerns about it.