The Hyperoxic-Hypoxic Paradox in HBOT | Dr. Shai Efrati, Physician & Researcher | Aviv Clinics

Dr. Shai Efrati, world-renowned researcher and physician, spoke at the 2024 Integrative Healthcare Symp Healthcare Symposium about the Hyperoxic-Hypoxic Paradox, based on a Nobel Prize-winning discovery.
Dr. Efrati explained the science, history and research behind this hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) protocol, as well as the amazing healing and regenerative results it can produce for injuries to the brain.
Throughout his presentation, he touches on the requirements for regeneration, including a trigger, stem cells, energy, mitochondrial function, and angiogenesis.
Watch to learn more about the implications for age-related decline, stroke, traumatic brain injury, post-concussion syndrome, fibromyalgia, PTSD, long COVID, and more.
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[@Aidenjh11]

Fascinating demonstration, obviously your work should be highly respected. I don't fully understand the position you take against other FDA cleared HBOT chambers, one of which you showed at the last slide. Would you try to articulate more clearly what is technically deficient in these other class 2 medical devices?

[@collinh5233]

The other chamber in the slide is not a medical-grade hyperbaric chamber for starters...

[@hopewithcte4571]

Amazing program i highly recommend this place. It did not help me but im telling you its worth a try for anyone. Top notce facility

[@MAGH1O1]

Thank you for a great presentation. Wonder what is the effect of HBOT on EXISTING cancer tissue?

[@larbikrimbou2425]

Congratulation for your investigations and advances in the field. The Afgan walk is a physical activity that combines an aerobic effort, a meditative state and breathing technique based on the subject' s footstep. Do you thinks that the Afgan walk could mimics HBOT?.

[@hinglemccringleberry1824]

24:03 what is his colleagues name? It sounded like he said Michel Svertz at the ______ institute??

[@hinglemccringleberry1824]

I wonder if the HHP wave would also work with an O2 concentrator with sufficient flow 🤔 I wonder…could a similar effect be generated by taking air breaks every 20 minutes for 5 minutes? I may just test it myself.