Hyperbaric Chamber

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy enhances oxygen absorption in the blood, accelerating recovery, reducing inflammation, and boosting physical and mental performance. It supports muscle and tissue healing, improves endurance, enhances cognitive function, and promotes relaxation.

This therapy is beneficial for athletes looking to improve performance and recovery, individuals recovering from injuries or surgeries, frequent travelers managing jet lag, professionals dealing with stress and mental fatigue, and anyone seeking enhanced well-being and relaxation.

We recommend you arrive 10minutes before the session to unwind and get comfortable. Comfortable clothing or activewear is recommended. After the session, most clients feel relaxed or energized, and there are no restrictions—though light activity and continued hydration can enhance the benefits.

During a session, you relax in a pressurized chamber while breathing pure oxygen. This increases oxygen absorption in the blood, promoting faster healing and reducing inflammation—all while you rest comfortably for 50 minutes.

The ideal number of sessions depends on your goals:

• Athletic Performance & Endurance: 2 sessions per month leading up to an event.

• Jet Lag & Travel Recovery: 2 sessions per week to restore energy and sleep balance.

• Injury & Rehabilitation: 2–3 sessions per week for faster recovery.

• Cognitive Boost & Stress Management: Weekly sessions for mental clarity and relaxation.

The chamber is spacious with transparent windows, and most clients find it calming. Staff are always nearby to ensure your comfort. However, if you experience severe claustrophobia, it may not be the best option for you.

The standard 50-minute session is optimized for effectiveness. Longer sessions are typically reserved for medical treatments, while shorter sessions are not recommended unless prescribed.

While hyperbaric oxygen therapy is safe for most individuals, it may not be suitable for those with certain medical conditions, such as untreated pneumothorax, severe claustrophobia, or specific respiratory issues. Pregnant individuals and those on certain medications should consult a healthcare provider before undergoing treatment.