Diabetes and Hyperbarics

Diabetes primarily affects the small blood vessels, so HBOT can help stimulate the formation of new blood cells and help fix compromised blood flow, preventing organ failure. HBOT lowers blood sugar levels by increasing cellular sensitivity to insulin and the skeletal muscle reception of glucose. Recent studies have also indicated that HBOT is linked to regenerating pancreatic islets of Kangerhans, potentially leading to an increase in insulin production. Oftentimes, HBOT is helpful in treating osteomyelitis and cellulitis, in addition to preventing systemic toxicity and permanent disability. In chronic diabetes, impaired circulation reduces wound healing and actually promotes ulcerations; HBOT increases the amount of oxygen available to ulcerated areas, which helps the body heal faster.

Improve Blood Chemistry Profile 

  • Fasting Blood Sugar

  • Hemoglobin hbA1C

  • Lipid Profiles

Advance Glycemic Control 

  • Increases pancreatic Islets of Langerhans

  • Improves Insulin Sensitivity

  • Increases Skeletal Muscle Reception of Glucose

Decrease Cardiovascular Risk 

  • Promotes Long-term Blood Pressure Control

  • Helps Metabolic Syndrome

  • Reduces Risk of Sudden Heart Attack Due to Ventricular Arrhythmias

Stimulate Angiogenesis & Reduce Inflammation

  • Improves Brain Function Reduces Risk of Stroke

  • Enhances Heart Function & Reduces Risk of Heart Attack

  • Reduces Risk of Diabetic Retinopathy

  • Decreases Risk of Diabetic Neuropathy

  • Minimizes Risk of Diabtic Nephropathy

  • Combat Cellulitis

Enhances Internal/External Healing

  • Proliferates Epithelialization

  • Promotes Closure of Non-Healing Wounds

  • Heals Ulcerations

  • Reduces Risk of Amputation