Sport, regeneration and competition preparation
Oxygen increases the level of adenosine triphosphate (ATP) in the body. ATP is, so to speak, the battery of the human body. In other words, extra oxygen increases the energy level and causes faster regeneration of the body. It strengthens the immune system, accelerates detoxification and the growth of blood vessels. In hyperbaric oxygen therapy, breathing in high doses of oxygen in a pressure chamber results in a significantly increased physical solution of oxygen in the blood.
How does hyperbaric oxygen therapy work for athletes?
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy unleashes the remarkable self-healing powers of the human body. Oxygen is the fuel for the cells in the body. It is not only essential for our survival, but also for carrying out a variety of complex processes, such as repairing damaged tissue. The hyperbaric chamber provides the body with ample oxygen so that it can maximise the efficiency and effectiveness of these processes.
Treatment sessions last between 60 and 120 minutes, and athletes usually look forward to this therapy as a time of relaxation and recovery. During hyperbaric oxygen therapy, professional athletes sit or lie in a hyperbaric chamber that is pressurised. During this time, the competitive athletes can read, listen to music, work on a laptop, watch a movie or take a nap. Immediately afterwards, they can return to their normal activities, which means players can enjoy a HBOT session before a big tournament or competition.
In addition, hyperbaric oxygen therapy can achieve the following effects, which help athletes:
The hyperbaric chamber for sports injuries to quickly restore physical fitness after intense training and workouts is becoming more and more common in the sports world.