Oxygen for life programs
Long life comes with Oxygen
Transform your life and performance
The Oxygen for Life program gives you a unique opportunity to invest in your family’s health as you age or have health problems, helping you maximise your cognition, vitality and quality of life. We’ve created a state-of-the-art program which combines Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT), personalized cognitive and physical training program and nutritional coaching. The aging process affects us all differently. That’s why our multidisciplinary team of health professionals use in-depth assessments and analysis to create a fully customized plan for you. The result is a comprehensive treatment designed to help you improve your cognitive and physical performance and feel better at any age.
How does it work?
Medical research has long focused on understanding the pathophysiology of hypoxic-ischemic brain damage (HIBD) in newborns, which still has a high incidence in the world, causing negative developmental outcomes in children . Clinically, though hypothermia has been proved to be effective in reducing hypoxia-ischemia (HI) induced brain damage .specific treatment to HIBD is still limited, leaving the task of finding new therapeutic methods to be very necessary. The initial insult in HIBD is the deprivation of oxygen (O2) to the brain cells. There is a cascade of brain cell damage after HI insult, from O2 deprivation, followed by N-methyl-D-aspartate (NMDA) receptor activation and intracellular free calcium accumulation, to mitochondrial dysfunction and other biochemical changes of brain cells, finally resulting in the death of cells via apoptosis or necrosis. Any intervention that effectively reverses each step in the cascade may have a potential treatment effect in HIBD. Interventions directed to improving mitochondrial function of injured brain cells has drawn special attention . Under any circumstance of hypoxia/ischemia-inducing cell death, mitochondrial dysfunction caused by energy failure is the earliest pathophysiology process.
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Oxygen for Life treatment
Brain injury is commonly associated with systemic trauma. This type of injury accounts for approximately 20% of the overall trauma incidence in the entire body and is the most common form of disability. According to its severity, brain injury can be categorized as mild, moderate, or severe. The latter category includes extensive brain contusion and/or skull fracture, brainstem injury, diffuse axonal injury, and intracranial hematoma. Because severe brain injury is characterized by severe symptoms, rapid progression, sequelae, and high disability and mortality rates, it seriously threatens the survival and quality of life of affected patients. Accordingly, severe brain injury is a focus of neurosurgical treatment. Most patients with mild, moderate, or severe brain injury mainly receive non-operative treatments, including mild hypothermia therapy and dehydration therapy. Hyperbaric oxygen therapy has previously been used to treat some types of brain injury. This therapy can rapidly correct and relieve brain anoxia and craniocerebral edema, reduce intracranial pressure, and improve the neurological function, prognosis, and quality of life of patients. However, few reports have discussed the efficacy of hyperbaric oxygen therapy in patients with severe brain injury and its effects on their neurological function.Therefore, the present study primarily investigated and analyzed the efficacy of hyperbaric oxygen therapy for patients with severe brain injury by comparing its clinical efficacy with that of routine treatment and comprehensively analyzing the factors affecting the efficacy of hyperbaric oxygen therapy. These findings provide an experiential reference regarding the application of hyperbaric oxygen therapy for severe brain injury.
Cognitive training
Objective: We tested the value of measuring modularity, a graph theory metric indexing the relative extent of integration and segregation of distributed functional brain networks, for predicting individual differences in response to cognitive training in patients with brain injury.
Methods: Patients with acquired brain injury (n = 11) participated in 5 weeks of cognitive training and a comparison condition (brief education) in a crossover intervention study design. We quantified the measure of functional brain network organization, modularity, from functional connectivity networks during a state of tonic attention regulation measured during fMRI scanning before the intervention conditions.
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Physical training
Objective: Muscular strains are the most common type of muscle injury sustained during participation in highly competitive sports . Performance reduction and increased risks of severe sports injuries, such as ligamentous injury, tendon tears, or fractures, have been reported to be related to adjacent muscular injury .
Although the best treatment strategies for muscular injury remain controversial, popular treatment modalities include rest, ice, compression, bandaging, physical therapy to improve the joint’s range of motion, and medications (pain-control or anti-inflammatory agents), which require several weeks to months of treatment to achieve complete recovery . However, early recovery from muscular injury is crucial for elite
Read MoreAppropriate hyperbaric patient selection will include patients that will follow all safety protocols, patients with approved indications, confirmation of diagnosis, no contraindications and minimal to no relative contraindications to hyperbaric oxygen treatment, a chamber and crew that is suitable to the patient’s clinical needs, and consent to treatment from the patient or a legal representative.
The healthcare team, including clinicians and nurses, must educate the patients on the risks and benefits of hyperbaric therapy, maintain safety during treatment, and provide coordinated care.
Frecvent use of HBOT therapy
Certain Non-Healing Wounds
Necrotizing Fasciitis (Flesh-Eating Disease)
Osteomyelitis (Bone Infection)
Intracranial (Brain) Abscesses
Acute Thermal Burn Injury
Air Embolism (Gas Embolism)
Severe Anemia
Decompression Sickness (The Bends)
Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
Cyanide Poisoning
Clostridial Myositis and Myonecrosis (Gas Gangrene)
Compromised Skin Grafts and Flaps
Compartment Syndrome
Crush Injury
Certain Acute Traumatic Ischemia’s
Radiation Injuries (Bone Necrosis and Soft Tissue Damage)
Diabetic Ulcers
Brain Healing
Certain Types of Cancer
Alzheimer’s Disease
Dementia
Autism
Anxiety and Stress Disorders
ADD and ADHD
Lyme Disease
Concussion
Fibromyalgia
Stroke
Multiple Sclerosis
Traumatic Brain Injury Cerebral Palsy
Bell’s Palsy
Certain Spider Bites
Oxygen for Life therapy
At the end of the 12-week treatment cycle and following post-treatment evaluations, you will receive a detailed report of all our findings. This will show how your treatment performance has improved.
Oxygen for Life Tracking
Our relationship with you does not end after treatment. We will continue to inform you after you complete the Program and send you reports about your health and performance. We can provide you with an Oxygen for Life Wearable Device – a smart watch or bracelet that monitors your physical progress during and after treatment.
And you can continue to share your progress with our cognitive training software.
We will also invite you to a day of physical evaluation after six months to complete your health profile.
What our partners and clients say about Oxygen for Life:
“I am more alert, I am more active. I went back to doing things I love to do… Finally I went back to life ,sport and back to the pool and swimming.
I think the program is great. It brings you back to reality, to what you can do, not to what you do now, but to what you can truly achieve. I feel like I have a whole new life ahead of me. “
Our patented HBOT chambers using Hyperbaric Technology
Also known as Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy chambers or Hyperbaric chambers for Oxygen treatment
O2K-101
1 Person Hyperbaric Chamber
Monoblock single place chamber Build and approved for one single person at a time.
O2K-102
2 Person Hyperbaric Chamber
Monoblock multiple place chamber built and approved for two persons at a time.
O2K-104
4 Person Hyperbaric Chamber
Monoblock multiple place chamber built and approved for 4 people at a time.
About us
Hyperbaric Chamber Factory
This story of purely Romanian entrepreneurship begins with a couple of young people university graduate in Bristol UK (Thomas Andrei Ispas, Besteala George) and after returning to the country with the father after a long stay in Germany and USA, where they arrived in search of a better life. With a burning desire to build something, in their country, in Romania, with the agonized money and the knowledge acquired in years and years of work abroad, Aurel Ispas started a factory for manufacturing the Hyperbaric Chambers in their hometown, Bucharest. But that’s where the hard work begins.
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