Effects of mild hyperbaric oxygen on osteoporosis

Bone loss is a common problem seen in the aging population, mainly due to disuse. This is also a seen in astronauts, patients that are on extended bed rests, and in people leading a sedentary lifestyle. Disuse-induced Bone Loss is can lead to osteoporosis and higher risks of bone fractures.

In this study, a 10 day course of mild hyperbaric therapy (1.3 ATA) was shown to protect and counter disuse-induced bone loss while helping to enhance new bone formation. <view study>

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Regenerative effects of hyperbaric oxygen therapy with PRP — Knee Cartilage

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Professional rugby players with grade 2 medial collateral ligament injury of the knee recover quicker with hyperbaric oxygen therapy