conditions treated

Pressurized oxygen speeds muscle recovery after intense training by reducing inflammation and oxidative stress. The O2 Box promotes healing of soft tissue and bone injuries.

Oxygen therapy increases oxygen delivery to injured tissue to reduce inflammation and swelling while accelerating healing and recovery.

Surgery temporarily reduces oxygen delivery to tissues, especially after major operations. Adequate oxygen is critical for wound healing and tissue and muscle repair.

Arthritis involves inflammation, oxidative stress, and poor oxygen  supply in joint tissues. Oxygen therapy improves oxygen delivery to troubled areas to reduce inflammation and support healing.

Migraines are often triggered by low oxygen (e.g., high altitude, poor sleep, fatigue). Pressurized oxygen therapy improves brain oxygenation and reduces inflammation.

A complementary treatment for anxiety and depression, oxygen therapy is effective, but should not be considered a first-line therapy like counseling or medication.

Oxygen therapy accelerates healing in wounds with poor oxygenation, particularly chronic diabetic wounds. Wounds require adequate oxygen for tissue repair and defense against infection.

Oxygen therapy for Alzheimer's and Parkinson’s patients yields promising results, especially for non-motor symptoms (sleep, mood, cognition) and some motor improvements. 

Oxygen therapy helps reduce fatigue, brain fog, and discomfort after long flights. More oxygen improves alertness and concentration while achieving faster recovery of normal sleep cycles.

Erections depend on good blood flow and healthy vascular tissue. ED is often linked to tissue hypoxia (low oxygen in penile tissue). Oxygen therapy helps by increasing oxygen delivery to penile tissues.

As part of a rehabilitation strategy, oxygen therapy improves cerebral blood flow and oxygenation while reducing secondary complications like hypoxia-related damage.

Oxygen therapy supports neuron survival and repair by reducing inflammation and promoting functional recovery.