Anemia & Mild Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy
Revitalising Your Body with Oxygen Therapy
Anemia is a condition marked by a significant decrease in red blood cells and blood volume, reducing the body’s ability to carry oxygen. This can result from internal bleeding, trauma, diseases that destroy red blood cells, or bone marrow abnormalities affecting red blood cell production. A lack of red blood cells and hemoglobin weakens oxygen transport, leading to symptoms like paleness, fatigue, weakness, dizziness, and, in severe cases, shock or coma.
How Oxygen Deficiency Affects the Body
Oxygen is essential for nutrient exchange and the removal of metabolic waste. When oxygen levels are low, toxins and heavy metals can accumulate in the body, further impairing overall health. Without sufficient oxygen, vital organs and tissues may suffer, leading to reduced energy levels and poor cellular function.
The Role of Mild Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) in Anemia Treatment
- Increases Oxygen Levels: Red blood cells rapidly absorb oxygen, while additional oxygen dissolves directly into the blood plasma, boosting oxygen delivery to organs, tissues, and bones.
- Promotes Blood Circulation: HBOT stimulates the growth of new capillaries, improving microcirculation and ensuring better oxygenation throughout the body.
- Supports Red Blood Cell Restoration: Increased oxygen levels sustain the body’s metabolic functions until red blood cell production is restored.
- Eliminates Toxins and Heavy Metals: Higher oxygen pressure aids in detoxification, flushing out harmful substances that accumulate due to inefficient oxygen transport.
