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The Missing Link in Brain Injury Recovery: Exploring Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy

Join us for a dynamic and interactive session on how hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) can be a crucial component in the recovery journey for stroke, traumatic brain injury (TBI), concussion, and other brain injuries. Discover the science behind HBOT, learn about its benefits, and hear from experts and patients who have experienced transformative results. Don’t miss this opportunity to explore a groundbreaking approach that could be the missing piece in your or your loved one’s recovery process.


We’ll have nibbles and drinks for all attendees. 


Patients and Providers are welcome to attend.


Event is Tuesday, Nov 11:  5:45-7 pm.


Presentation starts at about 6 pm.


A bit about Dr. LoRang and Capital Health and Iowa HBOT:

Dr. LoRang, owner of Capital Health and Iowa HBOT, is a pioneering advocate for advanced medical treatments in central Iowa. In 2022, he took a progressive step by introducing the hard-sided (or medical-grade) hyperbaric oxygen therapy chamber to the region: well ahead of the curve in recognizing its potential for brain injury recovery. His dedication has already helped numerous patients improve their outcomes from stroke, TBI, and other brain injuries, making a significant impact on the local community. Capital Health and Iowa HBOT are both known for being a resource for patients looking for better answers for their healthcare needs, and their focus on health optimization and longevity medicine sets them apart from other clinics.


Event will include:

  • Introduction to hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) and how it works: HBOT involves air and/or medical-grade oxygen in a pressurized chamber, which increases the amount of oxygen delivered to tissues throughout the body. This heightened oxygen level stimulates healing processes, reduces swelling, and promotes cellular repair. Understanding the mechanics of HBOT helps clarify why it is a promising adjunct in brain injury recovery.

  • The role of HBOT in brain injury recovery (stroke, TBI, concussion): HBOT can improve blood flow to damaged areas of the brain, helping to revive impaired tissues and support neuroplasticity. It also reduces inflammation and oxidative stress, which are common barriers to healing after brain injuries. Utilizing hyperbaric oxygen therapy promotes increased circulating stem cells, increased neurogeneration (new brain cells), and increased neovascularization (new blood vessels) to the area. By targeting these underlying issues, HBOT accelerates functional recovery and symptom improvement.

  • Scientific evidence supporting HBOT’s effectiveness: Numerous clinical studies indicate that HBOT can lead to cognitive improvements, increased brain activity, and enhanced quality of life in patients with brain injuries. For example, research shows notable gains in memory, focus, and motor function after a series of treatments. This growing body of evidence provides a scientific foundation for utilizing HBOT as part of a comprehensive recovery plan. (Please see our blogs on stroke, TBI, and concussion / concussion studies)

  • Key benefits and potential outcomes of treatment: Patients often experience increased energy, mental clarity, and reduced symptoms such as headaches or dizziness after HBOT. Functional improvements may include better speech, mobility, and independence, depending on individual needs. Overall, many notice significant enhancements in their quality of life and daily functioning.

  • Patient success stories and testimonials: Numerous individuals report transformative changes after HBOT, including regained speech, improved movement, and relief from persistent cognitive symptoms. These testimonials highlight how the therapy can make a meaningful difference in recovery journeys. Hearing real experiences offers hope and proof of the potential benefits. We will highlight several of our patient success stories at our event. 

  • How to determine if HBOT is right for you or your loved one: Our clinical team will assess candidacy by reviewing medical history, injury specifics, and current symptoms to determine if HBOT could be beneficial. A personalized consultation is essential. 

  • Overview of the treatment process and what to expect: During an HBOT session, patients lie comfortably in a pressurized chamber for typically 60 to 90 minutes, breathing air and/or medical-grade oxygen through a mask. Frequency and total number of sessions vary based on individual needs and treatment plans.

  • Q&A session with medical experts: Attendees will have the opportunity to ask our clinical team questions about the science, safety, and logistics of HBOT. Our expert clinicians can clarify concerns, discuss personalized scenarios, and suggest next steps for those interested in pursuing treatment. This interactive segment helps ensure participants leave with a clear understanding and confidence in their options.


We hope to see you there!

 
 
 

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