The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
so in The Chronic phase I think there's a possibility of benefit and again you know there are some data out there to suggest that those after concussion or traumatic brain injury they may see um Improvement after exposure to multiple rounds of heartbaric oxygen however there are a couple of things that just you know should drive some aquapoi is currently
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it probably takes several um uh several rounds so like maybe like a couple of months at least 30 plus exposures seems to be required and again this is sort of like anecdotal I've seen people's pilot data this is not large randomized control trials or anything like that
there's some data that will be coming out from two different groups uh that suggested that if you had a traumatic brain injury even like you know years ago that uh hyperbaric oxygen increased cognitive function and pretty much all metrics of cognitive uh after that.