DIY Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
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Nothing! This thing is awesome!
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I like those 2 signs with "no diving" at 4:40 xD
i know lol
My mom fell off a boat cutting her leg very bad on the trim table. She had skin graphs and they treated her in a hyperbaric chamber to heal her leg. That was back in the early 90s a south miami hospital. It really helped her alot!!
Woody is like a kid showing their parent a trick they learnt in the pool 🤣
all the hotel guests putting their pillows over their heads so as not to hear woody kanoodling in the pool at 6am
I’m so proud of Gus for his weight loss. He looks so much healthier. I hope he’s feeling it too. I’d love an episode where he covers it - just some life advice to others with how he did it.
That would be a great video! Gus is definitely looking like a new man, keep up the great work Gus! 💪
The best part is, now you can say you're diving with an oxygen tank and Gus can't correct you! I can already feel him seething on the side of the pool lmao
Thanks for the information! You both stay safe and heal Woody! Gus always happy to see you! ❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you guys for sharing this! It's good to see you both, and I hope you make a speedy recovery Woody! Love you both!❤❤
I really like the idea and the execution, it's also something we explored with my dive buddy. Our approach was still just OC with a deco bottle at 6m.
As far as I know (managed to find out), in Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy usually 1.5 to 3.0 PPO2 is used in the chamber. And in my understanding 1.5 is a lower limit from where it starts to have more increased benefits as just breathing 100% oxygen on the surface (1 ATA).
From financial point of view, we can get here oxygen filling for around 10 euros, so "wasting" that 95% gas is sad, but still not that bad and we have no rebreather around (yet).
It's so funny woody can't stay under her has to talk!!😂😂😂
Pretty cool to see you do a video on this, and I hope you feel the benefits. I've got a lot of physical problems and chronic pain so have been doing DIY HBOT myself on open circuit. An hour at 1.4 bar ppo2 makes a huge improvement to my neuropathic pain for 4-5 hrs, and hopefully will have a cumulative effect over time. I'm looking to get a simple O2 rebreather to reduce gas costs.
Very cool! Hope this helps get you on the mend faster, Woody! Sending love and empathy from the UK as a fellow back injury sufferer!
As a side note, despite saying I wouldn't want to dive because of health concerns, I started imagining how enjoyable it would be to learn to dive - especially from Woody, I really love his vibes, so I actually went and looked up forms for diving fitness - I still think I have too many health issues for it to be a viable option for me, but it was neat to see what's considered a condition that needs further investigation before being allowed to dive. It was fun thinking about the probable reasoning behind why each condition was listed. I hadn't even considered how various forms of neurodivergency might factor in, but after looking at that form, it's given me some cool insights into thoughts and processes behind diving that just hadn't ever really been in my line of thinking. Sometimes, even finding suggestions for no is as exciting as finding a yes answer.
I'm not experienced in any way at all in any field related to any of this. But I worked as a lifeguard/swim instructor and a LOT of people came into the pool I worked at to just walk around, swim and relax in and said it was amazing for their health. That and a sauna/steam room.
@@OCinneide I used to love swimming when I was younger, but as I've gotten older, I've gotten more reactive to chlorine, and most of the pools around here are chlorinated. I'd try wild swimming, but with the state of UK water right now with sewage dumps, that seems incredibly ill-advised.
@@KidarWolf Fair enough. Regulating the chorine when I worked as a lifeguard was a full time job (it was always heading to too high/too low) so any chlorine reactivity yeah, no go.
I LOVE geeking out over things like this, thanks for the insights! I hope it helps, Woody 🤞
Hahahaha…..pool rules…behind Gus…..no diving. Lolol
So what happens to the nitrogen woody is off gassing? I guess the constant mass flow makes it safe that he won't end up with an n2 loop, but the n2 must go somewhere, and possibly be keeping his po2 down if it's still in the loop.
I feel for you, Woody, with the herniated disc. I herniated a disc and had back surgery. I hope this helped. Have a great day, Gus and Woody.
Yeah I agree Woody, asking permission next time might be an excellent idea 😂😂
man education vid imo, cool little introductory to how gases work in the body cool stuff guys
Love the science presented; it was very neat! Way to go guys!!!
That “well” in the very first second sounded very Jordan Peterson/Kermitty
Clearly did not see the "NO DIVING" sign posted on the wall.
@@weiniesail lol
Woody likely has a slight O2 high going on after that on top of his normal high. I'd bet if you checked his "HGN" response before then after you would get a distinction change. 🤔
You sir, Mr.Guss, look amazing ☝️
I'm currently needing Dive Talk GO Withdrawal Therapy. Must get the GO back underwater asap. It's been too many weeks 😭
When i am sick I literally use my oxygen and set it at 2.5 and it shorteens healing time.
Ya when I was doing my nitrox course they were saying that oxygen is super good for you like if you have a hang over just go on some 100% oxygen and your good 😂
Placebo effect.
Wishing you well Woody
I hope this helps you Woody! I went through a herniated disk ordeal and know how debilitating and painful it is.
wow gus looks great
damn, woody looking fit! life goals ;)
No smoking.
Another excellent reason to purchase the Dive Talk GO. I can use my 10’ deep pool for Oxygen therapy for my aching back.
Thanks for another informative video guys.
And I love the clip at the end, with the “NO DIVING” sign. 😂
Wait this video was posted 17 min ago how did you have a message that’s from 6 days ago
@@smallhat1 he's a channel member and has early access to videos
@@smallhat1 Most videos go to the members page first. One of the perks for being a member. 😊
As a physician certified in HBOT with many dives behind me, I'm impressed with the video.
You correctly listed the stuff that HBOT is used for as evidence-based adjunct (or sometimes primary) therapy, without the quackery in Tijuana stuff that sullies the reputation, and gave a great overview of the science of increased PPO2 therapy. (I'm sure you've read about them, but there are a couple of actual in-water DCS treatment protocols out there... Not really practical unless you have a LOT (several hours') of O2 tanks, but kind of cool nonetheless). And you're obviously aware of/mitigate the risks as well.
I'll be watching your videos with great interest... There are a lot of reports for subjective pain improvements with HBOT, but a lot of them are anecdotal/non controlled/bordering on quackery, so I'm curious to see how you do with it.
Good luck and get well soon!
Total non-diver… but still always luv ya vids!!! 👍😊
dive computer
shows gas 32/00 ??
That’s the diluent. We are not using diluent on this “dive”
With 100% oxygen you might start convulsing at only 1 meter cuz it’s 1.1 atmospheres
Double check your math there; its different being above sea level, and being in a pool instead of ocean. Let alone a pool thats above sea level lol.
Isn't 1.4 the limit when working and I work at 1.6 if relaxing in deco
Safe ppO2 is considered 1.6 atm, so 6 meters deep. And it's a value that keeps a good safety margin.
5:04 Henry's law: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry%27s_law