I have treated PTSD for years. I have been a hyperbaric oxygen therapy technician for 16 years. At The oxford center . I have seen miracles happen, the military, traumatic brain injuries and strokes. It's been very rewarding to see there healing
@lulumoon6942Ай бұрын
Thank you for commenting.
@OveritanneАй бұрын
How do you train for and look for this job ?
@cheryldahl9192Ай бұрын
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy can't cure PTSD, because it's emotional, not physical, unlike TBI's and Strokes.
@LolaSmollz126Ай бұрын
I’ve had diabetic wound patients who achieved 100% closure while doing HBOT. This was several years ago. I was actually wondering if HBOT would help fertility patients (specifically women who have low AMH/egg quality/DOR). I feel as though it would help repair the damaged mitochondria and decrease oxidative damage in the dna of the egg. I should look into this. Have you ever seen this in your experience as a tech?
@Antney946Ай бұрын
Their
@sandycarlyonroubal4898Ай бұрын
This should be available to EVERYONE, not simply Veterans.
@DeidresStuffАй бұрын
It's experimental. Give it to people when it's proven, in peer-reviewed studies, to be safe and effective.
@Lesley_TАй бұрын
It ought to be-- and, as a veteran myself, it makes sense that they would offer this to us initially -as we are still a more controllable variable over time and technically still ‘property’ of the system, if we contribute or otherwise participate in said system. Harsh language but we are the lab rats -we were when we were active and inactive. It is our continued service.
@V-SmithАй бұрын
@@Lesley_TThank you for your service 🇺🇸
@chelsey1657Ай бұрын
@@Lesley_Tthank you for your service.
@rockarollawmnАй бұрын
It's new for fates sake! They can't just do like a Covid vax and just throw it at everyone UNTESTED. They're initiating this CORRECTLY! Calm down, Mary. Once it has enough research on willing test subjects, it will potentially be inducted here. Also, America runs medically on treating issues... Seldom on curing them. A cured person pays no money to get better.
@chriswright2250Ай бұрын
After an abusive childhood and the loss of a child. PTSD IS REAL . PLEASE TAKE IT SERIOUSLY. I HAVE.
@cheryldahl9192Ай бұрын
They are not taking it serious if they are doing this to people with PTSD. A physical treatment cannot cure an emotional illness. Exposure therapy is more likely to work, along with prayer/meditation.
@@CowboyConan Yoga would not work. Just prayer/meditation. The mind cannot heal the body, but God could.
@therealJamieJoyАй бұрын
@@cheryldahl9192 Our brains are organic matter that can absolutely be treated with medical treatments. Your brain isn't magical. It is an organ.
@CowboyConanАй бұрын
@ I’m sorry that you are in denial
@oliviaduke6939Ай бұрын
Could it be that the drug companies do not want this to be brought to the US because they will lose drug sales?
@cyndimoring9389Ай бұрын
duh
@touher6071Ай бұрын
100%. Pharmaceutical companies control the health care industry. Sad
@MartinbeefАй бұрын
Yes, as well as therapists who wouldn’t need to be seen and paid for.
@cinemaclassica492Ай бұрын
There are already hyperbaric treatment centers in the US. They treat other illnesses. They just have to expand patients of PTSD.
@heatherkaye8653Ай бұрын
Yes. The US health "care" system is a for profit business model ran by pharmaceutical and insurance companies.
@hardway1746Ай бұрын
20yrs as an EMT/FireFighter. Diagnosed with PTSD in 2016. Lost everything. Slowly losing the battle of life. Help doesn’t exist. Just more videos of treatments us commoners will never receive and if we’re so fortunate it’s so expensive it’s not feasible.
@n.d.7931Ай бұрын
💔 I'm sorry you are going through this😔
@hardway1746Ай бұрын
@@n.d.7931thank you
@crowsong8097Ай бұрын
if that ain’t the damn truth. i am struggling to go to work on a regular basis, have found myself stuck in bed for weeks at a time. no help is coming. solidarity.
@hardway1746Ай бұрын
@@crowsong8097I’m sorry my friend. I wish I had an answer to ease your pain and suffering. Just know you’re not alone. There’s a ton of us out here dying to live and losing. Please don’t give up or lose hope. One day we will be saved.
@hardway1746Ай бұрын
@@n.d.7931thank you
@Cheese-is-its-own-food-groupАй бұрын
I’d try it in a heartbeat! I deal with things that happened in my childhood. Even if it only helps a little it would be worth it.
@moniqueengleman873Ай бұрын
I agree. Oxygen therapy is good for anyone. Just keep exercising. The more you push yourself to deep breath, the better you will feel. It works on everyone
@CowboyConanАй бұрын
You don’t need that amount of technology. Kundalini yoga and now Wim Hof and other methods are more effective and cost practically nothing.
@truesacredrebels2400Ай бұрын
I’ve helped many many with hypnotherapy, done in a specific way. Once the mind sees things differently the brain processes those past events and future responses differently. There are ways to heal those childhood traumas.
@annawolfe2706Ай бұрын
I passed out from menstrual cramps two weeks after my wedding. I got taken to the ER. They gave me oxygen in the ambulance. I felt better instantly, but they made me wait in the waiting room for 4 hours to be sure I didn't have an ectopic pregnancy. I went around asking about the oxygen afterwards and everyone acted like I was a nut case. So what else is new. Many years later I got diagnosed with CPTSD from childhood.
@melissamccarthy5785Ай бұрын
The bottom line is - this is helping people. Work done in Israel shows this. This is the problem in the US. It was clearly stated that the "insurance companies" don't think there is enough evidence to show that it works. That is BS!! That is the doctor's job to determine for their patients. Not a corporation who's single goal is to find reasons NOT to pay for things!! I work in medical billing so I see this up close. The amount of reasons these companies deny claims is truly mind-blowing. #singlepayersystemnow!!!!!
@TheTonialaddАй бұрын
They don’t make any money if we get better. Insurance companies should be outlawed.
@tsbrady71Ай бұрын
The only thing my health insurance has given me is a card with my name on it. I get a bill in the lobby and in the mail plus they need more money for blood drawing and lab work. The US health care is out of hand.
@dr.johnvogel3430Ай бұрын
@@TheTonialadd Actually insurance companies do make more money of you get better. That's less of the premiums paid to them that they have to give up.
@dr.johnvogel3430Ай бұрын
There is no health insurance system in the world that does not have some king of regulation of care. If you get rid of insurance companies, then it becomes the government, and they will apply similar rules of evidence for effectiveness. Choose your poison. I am not defending insurance companies; the $300 billion plus we spend on the administration of healthcare/profit is extremely wasteful and inefficient. $ that could go elsewhere.
@melissamccarthy5785Ай бұрын
@@dr.johnvogel3430 exactly. Was watching a clip of CEO of BC/BS testifying in Congress. The cash cow is the Medicare "advantage" plans. The US government pays them to take care of patients medical needs for the year & if a patient is healthy for the year, they just cashed in big time $$$.
@evonne315Ай бұрын
Having PTSD, I believe a lot of people are having it without knowing. It would be beautiful if it was common to get tested and treated without any shame or disrespect in the system. This is so wonderful to see. No one way will heal everyone, but having any options at all is a miracle.
@Ann963Ай бұрын
Yes! ❤
@sandeedobberstine5591Ай бұрын
Well said ❤….it is a miracle 🌈🙏💜
@KevinKregerАй бұрын
I think this helps explain why exercise works for my PTSD
@RoganBitsАй бұрын
Exercise is the only thing I've found that works and more people should know about it. The only issues I have is something that started happening recently; I went through more trauma, and now when I jog, my speech filter stops working. I start saying just about every derogatory term you can think of with no control or awareness I'm doing it until I eventually do notice and feel shame about it. Sometimes I even say nonsensical phrases "I f---ed your brothers mother" type nonsense. I have no clue what's going on, just think I'm losing it a bit more than usual, and I do think that lack of control is bleeding into other areas.
@breezystl777Ай бұрын
Exercise helps me as well. Especially with the insomnia. I've tried every sleep med out there, and none have worked for me. (Aside from general anesthesia from the surgeries to repair my body. BEST NAP EVER. 😂)
@KD1MEАй бұрын
That sounds like tourettes, my friend. 😢 @@RoganBits
@immcguyver07Ай бұрын
I hope it works. PTSD is a terrible problem I wouldn't wish on an enemy.
@lgarcia67Ай бұрын
I was a victim of a very violent episode when I was a kid. I suffered from PTSD for a long time until I was diagnosed as an adult and treated. In my case I was treated with EMDR. Spent close to two years in treatment and it was by far the best investment on time I could have done. I still have episodes of PTSD, and even the occasional nightmare; but feel 10x better. So I hope this treatment is implemented here soon, I would love to try it
@cheryldahl9192Ай бұрын
EMDR would have better results anyway. This isolates a person in a box, and reduces oxygen. How would this treat anything? If anything, it would cause more anxiety. EMDR sounds more therapeutic. I personally find Exposure therapy best, if done right.
@sandralison7584Ай бұрын
@@cheryldahl9192I think multiple methods shold be aviable, since each individual human with ptsd responds different to various methods. There shold be everything aviable and combinations of treatments, to help the most people possible.
@sandralison7584Ай бұрын
@@cheryldahl9192I think multiple methods shold be aviable, since each individual human with ptsd responds different to various methods. There shold be everything aviable and combinations of treatments, to help the most people possible.
@ksquid1457Ай бұрын
EMDR helps me, too.
@smoklhoeАй бұрын
So sorry, I wish you all the best 🤍
@DoctorPlayАй бұрын
People with PTSD shouldn’t have to pay a dime to get treatment like this. People are suffering.
@MemyselfandionyoutubeАй бұрын
I agree. Healthcare should be provided free by the government (Original Medicare for all). Instead, Trump lowered insurance company taxes and deregulated them allowing them to squeeze every dollar out of small hospitals and patients. Open your eyes people.
@serenarobak3640Ай бұрын
Not with Trump
@18_rabbitАй бұрын
that's right, bcuz at least for men and often for non men, suicide is what happens in the longer lasting or more potent PTSD. This is unconscionable for the US gvt to not intervene and require those with suicide-high-risk disorders to not use "off-label" use, and REQUIRE insurance co's to cover it! It's absolutely derelection of gvt responsibiluty and ignorant of the psychiatric community to not push this like hell!
@gh5208Ай бұрын
So needed for so many
@kenyonbissett3512Ай бұрын
My son has PTSD related to service in Afghanistan in the USMC. He has woken up with his hands around his much loved girlfriend’s neck at night because of his PTSD. He has tried all available methods offered by the VA. Please, Please get our VETS help.
@jenniferfree4144Ай бұрын
Has he tried Ketamine therapy.
@TheRandomINFJАй бұрын
I have cPTSD from child abuse and a serious assault, coupled with PMDD. I'm expected to fake it until I make it, but can't anymore. People, just because _you_ have issues, never abuse your kids! You'll change their brain and chemical makeup. Even in adulthood, the childhood still haunts
@lulumoon6942Ай бұрын
Wish you healing, from someone who knows. Keep shining! 🙏🕊️
@CowboyConanАй бұрын
Same. I’ve had more success giving up on western medicine completely and learning yoga and getting a dog.
@brontesegard8305Ай бұрын
God bless all with peace, love, health, safety, prosperity, and protection!
@jcook2433Ай бұрын
Giant hugs without touching. May good feelings surround you day and night. Watch your breathing patterns. It helps. I stopped RLS and TMJ just using that.
@RoganBitsАй бұрын
@@jcook2433 For people who have undergone abuse; you've just basically told them "I'm a manipulative person". Nobody wants your hugs, and they won't be manipulated by the false platitudes. Your manipulation only works on naive people.
@VonBluesmanАй бұрын
Cost over $50,000.00 for treatment in the United States is crazy. How much does the company selling the oxygen to the hospital charge them ? 😱👍
@cheryldahl9192Ай бұрын
yeah, it's definitely a money making scheme. It won't help PTSD. It is for divers, and they just want to scam the vulnerable/desperate people of society. Prayer/meditation and exposure therapy by a support group where the person is safe, and feels safe, is best for PTSD.
@joycej9415Ай бұрын
I can see that chamber is expensive to purchase. But I feel that if they charged small amounts, they could be making profit quickly. Because so many of us could be helped by this!
@michaelplunkett5124Ай бұрын
Hyperbaric oxygen is a therapy in search of a malady. It's proven efficacy is very small. But every charlatan loves it. Why? Altruism? Perhaps $50,000.
@debbiecreter2005Ай бұрын
Yes, Dr. Murphy! I agree! Why aren’t we offering this kind of treatment here in the US? This should be available for free to anyone suffering from PTSD! The US lags behind so many countries in profound and greatly needed treatments!
@patriciagriffin1505Ай бұрын
Bc the US depends, and many MDs forced, to use medicine due to the large pharmaceutical corporations. Other treatments are often ignored or not believed in pitiful
@debbiecreter2005Ай бұрын
Yes, Dr. Murphy! I agree! Why aren’t we offering this kind of treatment here in the US? This should be available for free to anyone suffering from PTSD as another commenter mentioned! The US lags behind so many countries in profound and greatly needed treatments! Other countries medical care is actually focused on helping people as opposed to the US medical system’s focus on profits.
@laurens7145Ай бұрын
Maybe if the US wasn’t sending $13 billion or more a year to Israel, we could afford it too.
@markdcmountpАй бұрын
To me it makes some sense in how it may teach people to just breathe through panic attacks and high stress situations.. Just being aware of your breathing and oxygen intake can help. It’s about criminal how hard it is to even get anxiety and panic attacks properly treated in this nation which just causes more anxiety.😖
@phriedokra6158Ай бұрын
They dont want us USING the INSURANCE just PAYING INTO IT FOR THE CEO BONUS DEAR....
@PerseusEsqАй бұрын
It’s disappointing that a lot of newer treatments are limited to veterans because the vast majority of cases are due to abuse not war and it’s like we are using veterans as lab rats. Also terror attacks are a single incident PTSD and if they would use survivors of domestic violence with CPTSD especially childhood abuse they would get data that’s more useful for the vast majority of patients.
@CallMeGailynАй бұрын
Yes!!! I agree. It's like women's point of view being ignored in medicine all over. We need to push for a better review system.
@PerseusEsqАй бұрын
It’s not even just women most cases are due to child abuse.
@sherrillsturm7240Ай бұрын
I am an 80 y/o female who was married to an abuser 25 years. My PTSD is better, but I still scream and jump when I see or hear something from the side or behind me. It happened earlier today, and my breathing remains shallow and fast several hours later. My heart is pounding, and my adrenaline continues to rush. Trauma is trauma, no matter how sudden or gradual, recent or ancient. Your brain is altered at the limbic level, and you cannot CHOOSE to stop attacks any more than you can CHOOSE them to occur.
@jeannietimberger2556Ай бұрын
Sounds good but nobody here in the US will ever be able to afford that treatment.
@julierogers1155Ай бұрын
"nobody"?
@maryhurst4663Ай бұрын
Because insurance companies won’t cover it.
@jeannietimberger2556Ай бұрын
@@julierogers1155 MOST 🤦
@Zoe-c9zАй бұрын
I could not afford any out of pocket cost if it were not subsidised by health care. I have had 8 concussions and I go untreated for 9 years because I got hit by a hit and run driver 9 years ago. I used to run 5 miles a day before this
@DoctorPlayАй бұрын
Only rich people.
@janedern34Ай бұрын
How wonderful this could be for so many people
@erindickerman6138Ай бұрын
Here's my question: does it harm anyone? I can't really see how it would as long as each person is evaluated for general safety. So if its not going to hurt anyone, let's give it a try! You can either stay the same or improve. I see no downside.
@bellevue260Ай бұрын
I agree 100%, but the powers that be don't want to pay and call me a conspiracy theorist all you want, but drug companies wont be able to sell antidepressants if this works. HBOT is generally only approved for wound care, I guess because there are no drugs that can heal a wound. Sad state of affairs, but the people who promote natural foods and exercise are the crazy ones....
@beatricerigaud8942Ай бұрын
1000 of Palestinians are in need of this treatment to treat their PTSD too!!
@gothboschincarnate3931Ай бұрын
Neither the Israelis or the us jeneciders care.
@LilyGazouАй бұрын
Maybe they should stop voting for Hamas.
@candma4240Ай бұрын
Yes, I can only imagine how traumatic it would be to live under Hamas 💔💔💔
@DarcyIrwin-vx4xuАй бұрын
Bureaucracy! This is ridiculous we should have this in USA especially for veterans
@ClairebearthegoodfinderАй бұрын
CPTSD here 😢
@TeanmaResanaria-ls9euАй бұрын
Same. Sending you love. ❤
@annevanderlaan6441Ай бұрын
I need this treatment.
@MaxL6297Ай бұрын
There are millions of girls and women with ptsd from SA in America, could this help them?
@MartinbeefАй бұрын
I have complex PTSD, from abuse and bullying in my childhood. Maybe this could help me too.
@joycej9415Ай бұрын
I had Cognitive Behavioral therapy that helped a lot and got rid of my nightmares.
@sarahb.6475Ай бұрын
I have CPTSD and horse therapy helps a lot. It doesn't fully go away but it helps a lot.
@joycej9415Ай бұрын
@sarahb.6475 I can see how that helps. I think my gardening and cats helped me too.
@MartinbeefАй бұрын
@@sarahb.6475 Thanks. I’ve been thinking about that. I need connections now, and it’s so difficult to find people like us who understand. Animals give unconditional love, so we can find connection there.
@smoklhoeАй бұрын
@@Martinbeef so sorry, no one should ever go through that 🙏❤️
@travisdejong2354Ай бұрын
Imagine all the people in Gaza who will have PTSD.
@kevinjenner9502Ай бұрын
70 percent of the dead in Gaza are women and children, with children representing the largest single group killed by Israel.
@susannpatton2893Ай бұрын
Exactly. Every generation has it. For thousand years now. No wonder they are the way they are.
@NickDelluomoАй бұрын
Shhhh we're not allowed to speak up for children and women in Gaza or we'll be labeled terrorists!
@alanna8983Ай бұрын
And do you honestly believe the Israeli government will allow Palestinians to be medically treated for their PTSD? Highly doubtful.
@yvonneplant9434Ай бұрын
How about people who survived the Holocaust? Well you don't care about them and never did.
@Charles-z1lАй бұрын
PTSD would have never been mainstreamed in US culture if it had not been for Vietnam combat veteran activists.
@alenaadler8242Ай бұрын
And WW1 “shell shock” victims, before it was called PTSD.
@who_wantsitАй бұрын
The insurance company decoded: "We don't want to pay for it"
@JohannaVanWinkleАй бұрын
Has this ever been used to treat depression that isn't responsive to treatment?
@LilyGazouАй бұрын
Just google HBOT and depression. Also look up microdosing with psilocybin- lots of studies and articles. No side effects.
@sharonjack8582Ай бұрын
I am so very sorry for these peoples' PTSD. Oxygen is hugely important for healing. Three years ago my own PTSD hit me FULL FORCE. I had no idea that PTSD could be so devastating and debilitating. I live in a small town where the sea is nearby. I started to go there as often as possible to breathe in the salt air. In conjunction with this, I bought a small glass box (aquarium) to put tiny pebbles and freshwater in. Then I added little fish and snails. Next, a filter and air bubbles. I watch it a lot especially when old painful memories crop up. It is as if I cried myself a box of lake water, complete with little organisms and gorgeous green plants from the fish store. It helps me IMMENSELY. The BIGGEST help though, has come from my calling on Bubba (my nickname for Jesus). I stay as close to Him as He will let me. He has enabled me to get my sense of humor back, which I sorely needed. He enables me to move past the painful memories and focus on NOW, including fresh air and the little fishes. He also healed me of addictions like smoking and drinking alcohol, decades ago. Those substances are depressants. What we EAT also plays a huge part in our healing. USA
@doradean3097Ай бұрын
FIY:, Amazon sells canned oxygen. I saw Walmart started carrying them too. Maybe they can be of help.
@sharonjack8582Ай бұрын
@@doradean3097 Awesome. Thank you so much!!
@leesarosaАй бұрын
Thank you for sharing this!!!
@susannpatton2893Ай бұрын
Our life events can have serious consequences for the rest of our lives. I've been diagnosed with severe ptsd and have never been in the military. These things are serious, it exists. Our government has failed the veteran with this condition. They act as though it shouldn't affect them. Ha! You go next time then. Come back and tell how you're ok
@joeybaseball7352Ай бұрын
Trump & RFK Jr are going to take all of this away.
@bdell519Ай бұрын
I have C-PTSD as well - Barbara in Colorado
@dean9327Ай бұрын
@joeybaseball7352 opposite he's all for helping ther American people
@reecelee5218Ай бұрын
Yea. I don't know about Trump. But I would assume RFK jr. Would be all for this if
@joeybaseball7352Ай бұрын
@@dean9327 no he's not. he's racist.
@mereditharmstrong4630Ай бұрын
How many children suffering from PTSD in Gaza will be helped? Any? Innocent children? Any?
@kt864Ай бұрын
💯
@yveeriksson7437Ай бұрын
That was one (1) trauma. Imagine if you we subjected to hundreds of traumas, while being chased by military, bombed daily, for more than a year! What help will they get? When the slaughter is over?
@eh1843Ай бұрын
Trauma is trauma is trauma. One is not better or worse than another. Then again you don't want to talk about the trauma people got from Hamas.
@gothboschincarnate3931Ай бұрын
@@eh1843free palestine from the jeneciders.
@sandyaw3057Ай бұрын
I hope eventually it is offered to anyone with PTSD and cPTSD such as I have.
@AlejoninlaАй бұрын
sending good vibes to the survivors of 11 of October, you are in good hands now!
@marygood8920Ай бұрын
Somehow, I'm not surprised the VA is deliberately NOT attempting a new treatment for PTSD. Why try something that might help heal the trauma? Their methods sometimes seem stuck in the 1900s.
@Crystal-h5eАй бұрын
Yep
@raxtbkАй бұрын
The only thing that makes me hesitant is the claustrophobia. It's a by-product of my PTSD and one of the few things that I still have yet to properly treat because none of the treatment didn't fit my case. I would definitely be willing to try this to see if it helps.
@TheRandomINFJАй бұрын
With your PTSD, it's interesting it's coupled with claustrophobia. Mine too and I was never sure if it was related. Do you also have a serious fear of heights too?
@doradean3097Ай бұрын
Amazon and Walmart sell canned oxygen online for exercise and home use. Maybe they can help.
@kathleendepew1683Ай бұрын
I have completed 30 treatments and I had the same concern but the hard chamber I was in was big enough that claustrophobia was not an issue. It is quite expensive but my health is worth it. Treating mold illness and wound healing.
@pappaprosjektetАй бұрын
Thanx I needed some hope. Best regards from cluster ptsd me❤
@pamelasmith7740Ай бұрын
There are many treatments for various conditions practiced in Israel that aren't available in the United States. Why?
@catherinebrown7299Ай бұрын
I am a veteran. And I have been holding on barely. My faith is what has kept me from committing suicide. However, even that one day will not be enough. This medical treatment is hope for us. And to have so many medical conditions be treated is amazing.
@lulumoon6942Ай бұрын
Truly sorry you're struggling, our Vets deserve the best. My father was a POW/ Veteran & his untreated PTSD destroyed our family, not just him. Keep talking. I wish you healing.🙏🕊️
@cheryldahl9192Ай бұрын
Prayer and exposure therapy would be more beneficial than this. This treatment treats at a physical level (for divers), whereas, PTSD is not physically focused, (although it can have physical manifestations), but it needs a treatment that will be focused on the emotional and spiritual side of a person.
@smoklhoeАй бұрын
@@catherinebrown7299 so sorry, you are loved and important, don’t lose hope, we are here to serve a purpose 🙏❤️
@963agАй бұрын
I have had CPTSD for decades, and received various therapies - cognitive, eye movement reprocessing, talk therapy, etc. These have helped only minimally... I wish that hyperbaric oxygen was available to those on Medicaid and the underinsured, also non -veterans throughout the United States. Alternative medicine is proven - but too often, those who are most in need of it cannot get it.
@Ballard206JournalАй бұрын
Cure anxiety ...... Please
@ThatRLpoloOutlierАй бұрын
VA declined to interview...what else is new...smh!
@MrJimmy1953Ай бұрын
Could this help people suffering from obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD)?
@AShakyLifeАй бұрын
Thank you for covering this. It's a very expensive treatment used for anti aging in the US and only the rich can afford it.
@LeahSelmanАй бұрын
What a great idea! I have an at-home Oxygen Generator (havent unpacked it yet, I just moved) & I had been using it for Anxiety cuz I was getting evicted at the time. The machines aren’t very expensive but they do emit Nitrogen Gas as a ByProduct so you need to put a fan on it & make sure a window is open with fairly clean air wafting in to replace the processed air in the room. But aside from that, the treatment itself, basically just putting purified air into your body is very soothing. I think the treatment described in this video is a little much, just get yourself a simple at-home Oxygen Generator (make sure the machine has an attached Water Cup for distilled water vapor to keep the Oxygen moist cuz, dry Oxygen can burn the inside of your nose). I wash my “Nose Hose” after every use & keep the machine covered with a cloth when I’m not using it. But there yuh go, your welcome
@sapphirerain70Ай бұрын
I thought the same thing!
@melissadye4416Ай бұрын
PTSD can be triggered by being outnumbered by people in a small room. I’d love this for my healing but only if there was a female-only room. May everyone heal and find their path to joy again 🙏
@This-Is-My-Little-CornerАй бұрын
So what about in the US? Does anyone know of an insurance accepted place to be treated like this?
@kathb1683Ай бұрын
DOD needs to fund this NOW!
@dylanmaxey2531Ай бұрын
With the VA instituting strict therapy limits, ex only 15-22 sessions to treat PTSD regardless how severe the PTSD is or the sub-types. Vets be vigilant so our treatment does not become a bastardized version of private sector, insurance company model.
@kmw111Ай бұрын
Wimhof breathing and similar breathing methods also have beneficial effects. Research and see if it's for you.
@innanasАй бұрын
I always feel like I need oxygen from being tense. It's about trauma being "held" in the body. I always felt the trauma needs to be released. You try things.
@aleclilliebridge3421Ай бұрын
Have they considered doing this treatment for ASD or ADHD?
@sarahb.6475Ай бұрын
But when you have ASD your brain is actually made different. The brain structure is different with some areas being larger or smaller than the normal brain. Plus some areas are denser or lighter as well. Breathing in oxygen is not going to change the brain structure. I have autism too. Plus breathing oxygen is not going to change how other people treat you. My CPTSD is triggered by how others treat me (mistreatment). The oxygen is not going to change the behavior of other people.
@PiratesRock-dm8mtАй бұрын
I'm allergic to the medications they give to people for ptsd. I've tried marijuana and CBD and it doesn't help at all. I would gladly volunteer for this. I'll sign whatever wavers necessary to try this. I'd even travel around the world for it. I e suffered for over 20 years. I have extreme ideation. There is no hope for treatment for me.
@sapphirerain70Ай бұрын
Please..I’m 54 and would love to try this. I would give anything to spend my last years at peace ❤ …please give it to us also in the USA.
@jcook2433Ай бұрын
Makes sense to me. Especially knowing the extra problems of air quality.
@LauriKunesАй бұрын
Sounds hopeful.
@brendasmart553Ай бұрын
We are paying for this treatment in hypocritical chosen ones yet do we get it here in the usa? No!! 💔🤢
@Lesley_TАй бұрын
If it creates new blood vessels… could it treat/possibly cure pulsatile tinnitus as well?
@juliedotseth2441Ай бұрын
Why can't we be doing this all over the U.S?
@nm3547Ай бұрын
Bc medical costs and care are a major financial business in the US. We are afteral, a capitalist country. Unfortunately.
@silkekoehlmann4188Ай бұрын
And over the german peopel!
@davioustubeАй бұрын
Reminds me of the Wim Hof breathing method
@jbizzo2125Ай бұрын
We all need to get behind the Dr's here in US to get this going
@AZITHEMLGPROАй бұрын
Deep as voice
@cyndimoring9389Ай бұрын
read "The Body Keeps the Score". A wonderful book that addresses trauma and natural ways to cope with it.
@IBNEDАй бұрын
GREAT book.....
@ricknico2577Ай бұрын
TRE is the best treatment ive tried and basically free.
@debg70525Ай бұрын
So innovative...Dr. is great
@SophiaSummers-z5eАй бұрын
Why dont we ever talk about the PTSD women have from rape. It is always Veterans. 40 %of all women are raped by 40. That is an endemic problem, and yet almost all Of the PTSD is focused on Veterans. If your girlfriend or wife is crazy, its probably because she was raped at some point.
@maxasaurus3008Ай бұрын
Nighttime is the worst for me but I take a med that helps me sleep and suppresses dreams, I was prescribed it by a South African Doctor in a county jail: I consider myself fortunate today. If you’re struggling ask for help, you don’t need to suffer.
@ericb8413Ай бұрын
I’m curious what med you got for sleep. I have PTSD and would love to know. Thank you.
@hillsofwiАй бұрын
Does the dream suppression have negative side-effects?
@alanawarshaw9981Ай бұрын
@@ericb8413 I’m not who you asked, obviously, but I am just as eager to hear the answer so I wanted to share one medication that I do know of that is used this way. I was prescribed prazosin for (c)PTSD nightmares that woke me up about a dozen times a night for 2 decades. My dose had to be increased several times, but it ultimately reduced them by 90% where I was only having 2-3 nightmares or occasionally even none. I am also on desvenlafaxine (can be taken together) and it also has a positive effect on reducing my nightmares. Hope the person you asked will also answer because I would welcome any tool to add to my toolkit and be able to share with others. P.S. if you google PTSD and [drug named above] you will find good information. Wishing you good luck and healing.
@alanawarshaw9981Ай бұрын
@@hillsofwi the medication I was prescribed for my nightmares (prazosin) had no noticeable side effects for me. I am also prescribed desvenlafaxine (which my understanding is that it’s more so for the symptoms I experience during waking hours, but it definitely also helps with nightmares) which does have the extremely annoying side effect (for me) of causing extremely frequent hot flashes/severe heat sensitivity (I get overheated and feel like I need to climb into a freezer when it’s 70 degrees Fahrenheit and everyone around me is either comfortable or chilly. But even though it’s annoying and affects me EVERY SINGLE DAY (not like a transient thing that passes) it is still 100% worth it to me and I would definitely recommend it. It has helped my daytime symptoms immensely (especially suicidal ideation) when nothing else nothing else has touched them. Hope this helps and best of luck to you.
@user-kp6we9qw7iАй бұрын
The problem is that this is not an actual medication that pharmaceutical companies can make money from. If they can’t make money from it it’s very hard to get it covered in the United States by insurance companies . Unfortunately, they care more about money than actual healing.
@nacachola1Ай бұрын
physiotherapy is not a medication and lots of companies make money from it. This treatment is not free also, nor the doctors time.
@bestofthemediterranean7807Ай бұрын
Why don’t they offer it to refugees in Gaza?
@dragonwitch27Ай бұрын
Because they’re not responsible for them. Let the government they chose-HAMAS-deal with their issues.
@richardstephens9647Ай бұрын
Like a blind man searching in a strange building for an exit that doesn't exist. PTSD has NO cure. There are only treatments to abate the very worst symptoms. Trauma rewires the brain. You can go weeks, months without issue then WHAM PTSD brick wall. 25 years ago I was diagnosed. Prayers for y'all dealing with it too. Happy Veterans Day? I think not.
@ramyhuber8392Ай бұрын
Yes that's true. And this treatment looks like it may well rebuild parts of the brain damaged by trauma.
@markdcmountpАй бұрын
Sounds scary and dangerous 😖 If it works for them I’m glad.. What doesn’t make sense to me is that it seems to come back.. So when they say the body and brain repairs itself from the damage of PTSD then I’d like them to explain why it’s still temporary?
@sapphirerain70Ай бұрын
Imagine the brain a sponge.
@shoelessb4515Ай бұрын
I ran one at a naval hospital for a while in the 60s. Works great on the common cold and hangovers too. NFL players sleep in them. I could use some myself now.
@breezystl777Ай бұрын
I hope this treatment is available in the US. I'm willing to try literally anything at this point. I wish that doctor who is all worried about $$ knew what it was like to live with severe PTSD 24/7.
@aggravatedHartАй бұрын
I find it gross that it’s all about veterans like other people aren’t traumatized. It just proves that humans are inherently not good. Just the fact that they push the narrative that veterans are the ones with ptsd and need new types of treatment proves it.
@Naturevsnurture86Ай бұрын
This is me! Its been years and multiple traumas all my life. But ive also got chiari so this is a no go.
@balancedLАй бұрын
This is wonderful news. I wish the corrupt US medical insurance industry was not such a hindrance to revolutionary treatments helping people.
@NevernowaynopeАй бұрын
Fascinating
@danieldeeliteАй бұрын
They can solve a huge PTSD problem by stopping the Genocide of Gaza.
@zoecunningham3019Ай бұрын
Fascinating and scientifically promising. Hopefully the data stated is factual. Lives altered positively, eradicating deep dark nightmares held in our brains.
@joeybaseball7352Ай бұрын
We all need this for trump ptsd.
@keithTCUАй бұрын
ok Hillary.
@DoctorPlayАй бұрын
Says the guy who’s brainwashed by George Clooney.
@Darkmattermonkey77Ай бұрын
No, you need it for your chronic TDS.
@dustbunniebooАй бұрын
Could this help people with dementia?
@unknownorigin9517Ай бұрын
Maybe. It has helped one of my family members who has Parkinson’s. Hasn’t cured it, but it has helped some of the symptoms.
@aphysiqueАй бұрын
Tbi survivor, wish i could try this here in Fla!!
@marthavillafana1002Ай бұрын
This sounds like a treatment that could potentially be provided worldwide wide for all traumatized, neurologically disabled impaired individuals, especially with all the instability experienced by conflicts. They should also provide same treatment for their Palestinian counterparts.❤ Feedback from other health professionals worldwide should be considered.
@janeta3509Ай бұрын
This dr has a hyperbaric clinic in The Villages, Florida USA called AVIV. They specialize in treating dementia here in this 55+ age town. I understand there is another AVIV clinic in Dubai. $50,000 US dollars for a course of treatment that includes daily sessions, 5 days a week along with diet and exercise program.
@YeshYahwehOnlyLove3Ай бұрын
I have PTSD from the Army, am unable to be in a car ,(very rarely) and stay at home almost everyday, i have had PTSD for 27 years....I wish the bureaucracy would be done away with so i could live a more normalized life with this kind of therapy. God bless the USA
@kims1912Ай бұрын
My ex-husband needs this!
@LupinLovebitesАй бұрын
I hope that lawmaker is also a proponent of a federal national healthcare service for all citizens. The issue here is that we in the USA still have a for-profit healthcare system and federal/state/professional regulatory bodies that all need a say before a treatmet is approved *for coverage by insurance*.
@sunshinelizard1Ай бұрын
This looks like something the U.S. Veterans Hospitals could try and accumulate data about. I guess we might see this used in the U.S. in 10 years or so because first comes years of testing by the FDA, if they even decide to give it research time and monies, and then another delay for insurance to cover it.
@dr.johnvogel3430Ай бұрын
Procedures (like this) do not require an approval by the FDA. The only obstacles are the availability of hyperbarics and the way it is funded (enter insurance companies)
@morningdew2594Ай бұрын
Ok, and how many treatments in that two year period of improvement? Is this a life long treatment or is it a limited set of treatments?
@heatherkaye8653Ай бұрын
Inexpensive and Accessible treatments rarely are approved in the united states. Our medical system is upside down and it is ran for profit by insurance and pharmaceutical companies. It will be a long time before anything like this will get approved as a treatment in the united states.
@Will-zq6tzАй бұрын
Sign me up!
@david5062Ай бұрын
What about brain injury? Can it help a TBI or an ABI?