Bryan Johnson· Author
A promising 2021 prospective clinical trial explored how HBOT affects skin aging in healthy older adults (average age= 68±2.5)
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A promising 2021 prospective clinical trial explored how HBOT affects skin aging in healthy older adults (average age= 68±2.5)
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HBOT significantly increased elastic fiber length by 144% and reduced their fragmentation from 90% to 10% (3).
A promising 2021 prospective clinical trial explored how HBOT affects skin aging in healthy older adults (average age= 68±2.5) (3)
The HBOT cohort in the study experienced a significant increase in collagen fiber density (average collagen density: 67.9% control vs 76.6% HBOT) (3). This change also coincided with a decrease in the thickness of the 2nd outermost layer of the skin, another marker of rejuvenation since this layer increases in thickness with age (3).