I’ve used hyberbaric oxygen treatment previously. The kind with a pressurised chamber and external operator, where you wear a max inhaling oxygen, sessions lasting around an hour.
It helped with brain fog and general energy levels. Don’t recall any effect on sexual function.
If you can find it at a good price, I’d take it. I need to book some sessions again.
Is it something that’s prescribed? What’s it typically recommended for?
In the UK you can get it without prescription. I believe it’s a regulated type of healthcare, so they ask for the reason why you want the treatment, with forms to sign. I don’t think there is a wrong answer … but I did hear about people who basically said ‘beauty treatment’, and were rejected.
The most common uses seem to be management of long-term conditions, like multiple sclerosis, accelerated healing of injuries, like bone injuries from traffic accidents, sports injuries, and children with unfortunate illnesses. Some centres only take people with specific long-term conditions.
There was some research that came out the other year, saying that the treatment has anti-aging benefits. This was covered in the mainstream media and it became harder to get appointment bookings, from the sudden interest.
Also used for long covid and autoimmune disorders
Not to rain on the parade, I tried it recently, 1st session, better cognition, return of strength/presence, spontaneous erections. Lasted a few days. 2nd session crashed me, jaw ache, suicidal, weak as piss etc. So like most things this also comes with risk