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A customer had emailed me the following statement regarding hyperbaric treatment and obtaining similar partial pressures of oxygen through different methods…
“I’ve been researching & trying to determine if there would be any difference between two different methods to obtain the same partial pressure.
Method 1: 1.0 bar partial pressure from 100% O2 at 1ata
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This video is a counterpart to the “What is a partial pressure and why do I care in regards to hyperbaric” post. Check it out on the YouTube Vlog at…
http://www.youtube.com/user/hyperbaricwarrior?feature=mhum#p/u/0/d1JOK6eQIRQ
Portable hyperbaric chambers are Class II medical equipment. All consumers must provide a copy of your prescription. As this is class II medical equipment the sale (new or used) and/or rental of such equipment is restricted outside of a physician’s recommendation. Your physician may fax us a copy direct or if you already have a copy you may fax or send us a copy via mail. For businesses purchasing hyperbaric equipment for use in an office setting, we require a copy of of federal Tax ID papers in addition to a signed statement that your intentions of purchasing the equipment are not for personal, rather professional administration.
The information provided throughout this web site is for educational and informational purposes only and is not intended as medical advice. Hyperbaric Options LLC makes no claims in regards to the effectiveness of "hyperbaric therapies" in the treatment of specific conditions. As "hyperbaric therapies" are considered medical treatment, please consult your physician regarding the benefits and application of such therapies. The term "hyperbaric therapies" includes: hyperbaric oxygen therapy, HBOT, hypberaric therapy, HBT, mild hyperbaric therapy, MHT, mild hyperbaric oxygen therapy, mildHBOT, and any other derivations including the keyword "hyperbaric".
“The deeper we go into the facets of life, the more mysterious we encounter. Analyzing living systems, we often have to pull them to pieces, decompose complex biological happenings into simple reactions. The smaller and simpler the system we study, the more it will satisfy the rules of physics and chemistry, the more we will understand it, but also the less “alive” it will be. So when we have broken down living systems to molecules and analyzed their behavior, we may kid ourselves into believing that we know what life is, forgetting that molecules have no life at all.”
–Dr. Albert Szent Gyorgyi