The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
for for the uh purposes of longevity, we really want to be above 1.5 atm. So 1 1.5 atmospheric pressure um and ideally at two. That's where the the most recent study that uh Brian was talking about um out of Israel was at two 2.0 atms.
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The increased pressure in the tank allows your body to be saturated with pure oxygen. More oxygen means faster healing, better mitochondrial function, and possibly slower aging.
but it's also a cuttingedge therapy for longevity.
You sit in a pressurized chamber breathing pure oxygen that extra oxygen may improve healing, boost performance, and may increase longevity.
This is hyperbaric oxygen therapy or HBOT. It delivers 100% oxygen that you breathe inside this pressurized chamber. That pressurization pushes the oxygen deep into the body, boosting repair and recovery.
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) is increasingly used to treat age-related conditions, wounds & nerve injuries.
The latest studies were only out in the last couple of years, and this is hyperbaric oxygen treatment.
The military, certainly the Navy, have been doing this for a long time to prevent the bends. But it's found to be quite therapeutic, particularly for neurological disorders but increasingly for aging itself.