Is Red Light Therapy Better Than Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT)?

[@hyperbaric]

Share your experiences with red light therapy and hyperbaric therapy here👇 *You can watch my personal experience at 17:09

[@MsLisa1004]

I have heard some people think you shouldn't do red light therapy in the chamber at higher pressures

[@kerryharvey6365]

Full body red light is also really great pre-sauna. My experience is the increased blood flow leads to sweating faster and more. If I do full body red light prior to sauna I find I'm sweating in less than five minutes in the sauna and then there's the added benefit of more red light in the sauna.

[@hyperbaric]

Thanks for sharing

[@naej1977]

Both red light and hbot help my Parkinson's disease

[@hyperbaric]

Thank you for sharing

[@Gabriella33773]

My doctor uses this type of oxygen therapy ypoxie-Hyperoxie-Training (IHHT). Would it be the same with HBOT and have the same benefits?

[@hyperbaric]

Hi Bella. While it is a great device, it is different from HBOT. HBOT uses pressure and oxygen, and hypoxie-hyperoxie utilizes fluctuations in oxygen concentrations.

[@Gabriella33773]

@@hyperbaric I got it, thank you for your answer.

[@Intwodeep902]

could this be used for lupus, low and slow? I’ve read some contradiction indications with red light therapy and lupus.

[@hyperbaric]

yes, in some cases lupus can be a relative contraindication for red light therapy, although generally it is considered to be safe

[@garysimone4977]

Does either protocol help heal PAWS

[@hyperbaric]

HBOT and red light therapy can be used in recovery protocol

[@garysimone4977]

​@hyperbaric yes but what is the protocol for HNOT,,,I have seen 40- 60 treatments for brain injury and thus $20,000.00 cost Thaughts

[@kathleenwilliams2318]

Dr. Meyer, Spirit Lake, IA $3,400 for 40 dives. Entry price around $5,000 for home chamber.

[@faithahora]

is it infrared light therapy or "red light therapy here?"

[@kevingold1091]

Both. Or can be both, and usually is.

[@Justin-ur5uc]

Many times it will be Near infrared (NIR) and red up to 5 or so different wavelengths. If your light or bed says it has near infrared, they may appear like they are burnt-out as we are unable to see infrared at certain wavelengths

[@kabirborhan4712]

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[@stevehowg9597]

The Doc needs HBOT for his nose rubbing compulsion ?

[@davidfileccia6317]

If your nose was blocking 80% of your vision, you would be rubbing the hell out of it too.

[@RecuperaciondeAtracones]

Seems like he's allergic to something around him, that tends to happen to more sensitive people.

[@foxclover6]

Big noses make people more interesting to look at. =]​@@davidfileccia6317

[@dougcaswell9961]

What’s with the nose dude?