HBOT increases oxygen delivery to damaged tissues, significantly speeding up the healing process, particularly in wounds that are slow to heal due to diabetes or radiation therapy.

The high levels of oxygen in the bloodstream during HBOT can enhance the ability of white blood cells to fight off infections, making it effective against certain types of bacteria, especially anaerobic ones that cannot survive in oxygen-rich environments.

HBOT has shown potential in improving outcomes for individuals with brain injuries, stroke, or neurodegenerative conditions by enhancing oxygen flow to the brain, potentially reducing swelling and facilitating the repair of brain tissue.

The therapy can decrease inflammation and swelling, which is beneficial in treating conditions like inflammatory bowel disease, interstitial cystitis, and other inflammatory conditions.

By enhancing collagen production and promoting detoxification, HBOT can contribute to healthier skin and may have anti-aging effects.

Conditions such as fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue syndrome, anemia and certain types of chronic pain may see symptomatic relief through regular HBOT sessions, contributing to an improved quality of life.

Patients who have undergone radiation therapy, particularly for cancer, may experience side effects like radiation burns or damaged tissues. HBOT can help heal these injuries by stimulating the growth of new blood vessels and improving oxygenation to the affected areas.

Athletes use HBOT to speed up recovery from sports-related injuries and reduce muscle fatigue by facilitating the removal of lactic acid and increasing oxygenation of muscle tissues.

There's growing evidence to suggest that HBOT can improve cognitive functions such as memory and attention in some individuals, potentially through increased brain oxygenation, formation of new vessels and calming of the central nervous system.