Re:HBOT uneven results, timing, chelation plus hbot question/

[Guest guest]

We did not use a prescription chelator during HBOT. We did continue

to use the NDF Plus before each session as oxygen is a carrier and

can take things to places it was unable to reach before. I decreased

his regular dose in half though since my boss advised that the HBOT

could make the NDF Plus more efficient. She was right. When she did

it for her son, she had to significantly lower the dose as well. I

followed the same protocol she used for her son.

I made sure he had liver support, antioxidants, antifungals on board

as well. The antifungals I had to add in while we were there as

yeast became an obvious issue. But we were able to get it under

control fairly easy during the HBOT.

He kept almost all gains we saw from HBOT. Though my son has been

chelating for many years, which I know helps. I also believe that

having appropriate liver support on board contributed to his good

response.

My best,

TamiW

Gavin's mom

>

> Another Hbot question.

>

> Are those seeing the greatest improvements doing chelation during

Hbot treatments?

>

> Thanks,

>

>

>

> [ ] Re:HBOT uneven results, timing,

chelation plus hbot question

>

>

> We had the same experience of getting better and then it faded

away. The

> first day a big bump, the second a lesser bump, and some of what

was there

> evening of day one less so, by the third treatment you could

hardly tell there was

> an improvement, and that's how it went to the end of our hbot

hard chamnber

> 1.5 atm 100% oxygen sessions (40). We tried once a day the first

2wks,

> including sat, then when effects faded the doctor claimed it was

not enough so we

> upped it to twice a day, to match others who have claimed twice a

day is the most

> effective timing. The last 2 wks was all twice a day and NO

improvements

> (so much money wasted). We held on to subtle improvements like

subtle

> squeezing in hugs instead of limp arms from her, and very faint

empathy (I bumped my

> head and she said " ow " once - perhaps a first), two spontaneous 3

word

> sentences during week two (still at once a day) but no new

sentence creation the rest

> of our treatment nor after (she just kept using these two

sentences). No

> carry over effect of improvement when stopping as usually

claimed.

>

> We are starting to think that supplementation matters -

additional

> antioxidants given that day and after session, for example. We

are now trying to force

> a gap between sessions - we took a 3 wk break and will see if we

get a bump.

> If we do we will take another break and test that. A 2 week break

we took

> a few weeks ago yielded no bump in function on day 1. We are

going to see

> if a bump each time will add up to more than a bump on day one

followed by

> weeks of pointless treatments. Has anyone else tried to space the

treatment

> (bucking the usual recommendation by hbot doctors)?

>

> Does anyone know why chelation is said to be enhanced by hbot?

>

>

[Guest guest]

We did not use a prescription chelator during HBOT. We did continue

to use the NDF Plus before each session as oxygen is a carrier and

can take things to places it was unable to reach before. I decreased

his regular dose in half though since my boss advised that the HBOT

could make the NDF Plus more efficient. She was right. When she did

it for her son, she had to significantly lower the dose as well. I

followed the same protocol she used for her son.

I made sure he had liver support, antioxidants, antifungals on board

as well. The antifungals I had to add in while we were there as

yeast became an obvious issue. But we were able to get it under

control fairly easy during the HBOT.

He kept almost all gains we saw from HBOT. Though my son has been

chelating for many years, which I know helps. I also believe that

having appropriate liver support on board contributed to his good

response.

My best,

TamiW

Gavin's mom

>

> Another Hbot question.

>

> Are those seeing the greatest improvements doing chelation during

Hbot treatments?

>

> Thanks,

>

>

>

> [ ] Re:HBOT uneven results, timing,

chelation plus hbot question

>

>

> We had the same experience of getting better and then it faded

away. The

> first day a big bump, the second a lesser bump, and some of what

was there

> evening of day one less so, by the third treatment you could

hardly tell there was

> an improvement, and that's how it went to the end of our hbot

hard chamnber

> 1.5 atm 100% oxygen sessions (40). We tried once a day the first

2wks,

> including sat, then when effects faded the doctor claimed it was

not enough so we

> upped it to twice a day, to match others who have claimed twice a

day is the most

> effective timing. The last 2 wks was all twice a day and NO

improvements

> (so much money wasted). We held on to subtle improvements like

subtle

> squeezing in hugs instead of limp arms from her, and very faint

empathy (I bumped my

> head and she said " ow " once - perhaps a first), two spontaneous 3

word

> sentences during week two (still at once a day) but no new

sentence creation the rest

> of our treatment nor after (she just kept using these two

sentences). No

> carry over effect of improvement when stopping as usually

claimed.

>

> We are starting to think that supplementation matters -

additional

> antioxidants given that day and after session, for example. We

are now trying to force

> a gap between sessions - we took a 3 wk break and will see if we

get a bump.

> If we do we will take another break and test that. A 2 week break

we took

> a few weeks ago yielded no bump in function on day 1. We are

going to see

> if a bump each time will add up to more than a bump on day one

followed by

> weeks of pointless treatments. Has anyone else tried to space the

treatment

> (bucking the usual recommendation by hbot doctors)?

>

> Does anyone know why chelation is said to be enhanced by hbot?

>

>