A PhD researcher did five daily one-hour sessions in a hyperbaric chamber at 1.27 ATA and saw circulating stem cells double, measured by flow cytometry. The speaker calls this stem cell mobilization a major benefit of hyperbaric therapy.
CD34+ progenitor stem cells. This is the gold card. This is what you need.
Getting in a hyperbaric chamber that goes to 1.3 atmospheres, doing an hour, 90 minutes a day. What does the science say about regular use of hyperbaric?
So PhD researcher went in, did 5 treatments in an air-only chamber at 1.27 ATA, which is basically like it's 10 feet underwater. Just using air, 5 days, 1 hour at a pop, he doubled the number of circulating stem cells. Wow. Did the flow cytometry. This is real science.
These are stem cells. Migrating from your bone marrow into circulation.
This is the gold card. Doubling stem cells is not a horrible thing.
