Can hyperbaric oxygen therapy help you live longer?
The Straits Times
A series of alarming accidents at private hyperbaric therapy clinics have raised safety concerns. Read more at straitstimes.com.
NEW YORK – Forget subzero cryotherapy, Himalayan salt caves and infrared saunas. The latest high-end, high-tech contraption to fascinate the wellness world seems to be the hyperbaric oxygen chamber.
Originally used to treat lung disease, as well as decompression sickness in scuba divers, hyperbaric oxygen therapy has recently emerged as an upscale wellness treatment.
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