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Topic: mild hyperbaric oxygen chamber

goldenjake
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Member # 6451

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im thinking of buying a mild hyperbaric chamber anyone got opinions on this ? solace 210.
I've use one 6 times so far and feel better.
jake

Posts: 22 | From raleigh nc usa | Registered: Nov 2004 | IP: Logged |

BOEJR
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 1734

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Hi Jake,

If it works for you then it's a great idea. As long as you are aware that the current guidelines for treating (killing spirochetes) lyme with Hyperbaric Oxygen call for 2.4 ATA. The solace will not achieve this.

However, a mild chamber will help boost your immunne system somewhat. Anything that is non toxic is great even mHbot...

Blessings,

Julia

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Please consult your LLMD before making any changes to your treatment regimen.

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oxygenbabe
Frequent Contributor (1K+ posts)
Member # 5831

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I have one and its been a lifesaver. I use it about once a week for an hour though in the beginning I used it more.

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DolphinLady
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Member # 6275

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What are the space requirements for one of these? Other important considerations?

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AGuess
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Member # 5075

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Goldenjake,

I Live near you and use one at a commercial facility near you. It is not very expensive and if you want to PM me, I would be glad to pass on the info to you. You can be treated there for alot cheaper than you can buy your own machine in the short run. If you are looking at using it for a long time, then yes consider buying one.

AGuess

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