Re: Soft Chamber Protocols??? -- Gellie

[Guest guest]

Gellie,

You wrote below that you are " over the 120 hour mark " . Can you tell us what

protocal you used? How many hours of soft chamber HBOT per day? How much

oxygen? What was the ATA? How old is your child?

I have heard that lowering the dosage (ATA and oxygen) of HBOT sometimes

helps. I have also heard that some respond after 6 months of dives.

Looking forward to your response.

AK

gellieathome wrote:

Hi ,

We just attended the Asian Autism Conference 2 weeks ago were Dr.

Neubrander was one of the guest speakers. There he discussed MB12 and

HBOT. I asked him what the protocol is for HBOT. He told me that to

determine if a child is a responder to HBOT (soft chamber), he is

recommending 1.5 hours in the morning, and 1.5 hours in the afternoon

or at night for 1 month. Take a break then do it again for another 40

hours.

In our case, since we are over the 120 hour mark, he is now

recommending 1.5 hours everyday.

Hope this helps,

Gellie

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> We are now able to start HBOT with this kind of chamber in DC. Can

> anyone tell me what the best protocol is? I have lent my book of

> studies to someone and cannot look up any information there. My son

> is very clean of metals, talking and singing some, very cognitive

but

> not at grade level at all, and very stable on his supplements. He is

> a mercury/other heavy metals/pesticide/malabsorption case with 5

> years of careful work to get to this point for him. We have to

> proceed slowly for him, everything seems to affect him more than

> other children. The doctor has an assistant do it and I must be

> certain she is going to do the right protocol, they are a stroke

> facility nearby not a DAN! group.

>

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[Guest guest]

AK,

My daughter is 8 years old and low functioning. Out of all the

biomedical interventions we had, we have had the most gains with HBOT.

When we started doing the soft chamber (1.3) without mask HBOT last

March 2007. We were diving 1.5 hours 6 days a week for the first 80

hours. We were told that wearing a mask would be better but my

daughter had sensory issues and would refuse it. THen we took 2

weeks rest period and had another set of 40 hours this time at 1

hour/day 5 days a week. I noticed slight regression during this

time. Without telling Dr. Neubrander about the slight regression

problem we are having.. He advised us to go for 1.5 hours again 7

days a week.

What we noticed was:

Dives 1-6 : increased stimming and hyperactivity

Dives 7-15 : increased awareness, and when she says no she really

means it.

Dives 20-30 : her words got clearer. (she can only use simple

sentences to say what she wants.. all mand words.. I want egg, I want

water)

Dives 30-70: Began to learn how to sight read and cvc words.

Dives 70-120: Words improved..( " I want egg " Gives me a pan and

says " Cook the egg " ), more tantrums when we don't give her what she

wants.

Dives 120 onwards: Beginning to write words independently. Of course

writes her favorite.. " Egg "

Of course I had to ask Dr. Neubrander if I should go to hard chamber

soon, and his answer.. No.. he gave an explanation about Boyles Law,

Law and another Gas law.. but the answer was still No

Hope this helps,

Gellie

> >

> > We are now able to start HBOT with this kind of chamber in DC.

Can

> > anyone tell me what the best protocol is? I have lent my book of

> > studies to someone and cannot look up any information there. My

son

> > is very clean of metals, talking and singing some, very cognitive

> but

> > not at grade level at all, and very stable on his supplements. He

is

> > a mercury/other heavy metals/pesticide/malabsorption case with 5

> > years of careful work to get to this point for him. We have to

> > proceed slowly for him, everything seems to affect him more than

> > other children. The doctor has an assistant do it and I must be

> > certain she is going to do the right protocol, they are a stroke

> > facility nearby not a DAN! group.

> >

> >

> >

> >