Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy

Cryodukt's hyperbaric oxygen therapy programme uses an OxyHelp chamber — a fully automatic system that manages the entire pressurisation and depressurisation cycle without manual intervention. Each session lasts 60 minutes at above-atmospheric pressure while the client breathes concentrated oxygen through a mask or the chamber's ambient oxygen enrichment system.

Under normal atmospheric conditions, oxygen binds primarily to haemoglobin in red blood cells. At elevated pressure, Henry's Law dictates that significantly more oxygen dissolves directly into blood plasma. This dissolved oxygen reaches tissues and cells that may be poorly perfused due to injury, inflammation, or compromised circulation — areas where red blood cells cannot easily travel.

The increased oxygen availability at the cellular level is associated with several physiological responses. Fibroblast activity and collagen synthesis may accelerate, which is why hyperbaric therapy has historically been used in clinical settings for wound management. Inflammation markers may decrease as oxygen helps modulate the immune response. Mitochondrial function may improve, supporting cellular energy (ATP) production. Some research suggests…