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HBOT USA HBOT USA serves to help get Hyperbaric Oxygen chambers to consumers and practitioners. www.HBOTUSA.com

We rent and sell chambers as well as help practitioners incorporate them in their clinics.

06/03/2026

Hyperbaric oxygen is inherently safe.

There are thousands of chambers doing hundreds of sessions every month. And thankfully the number of accidents that occur are very low.

That's because HBOT is inherently a safe therapy.

At the same time, there are definite rules and regulations that need to be known and followed well in order to maintain and keep the industry safe.

Increased percentages of oxygen change Physiology.

Increased pressure, and increased percentages of oxygen become potentially hazardous as an environment in terms of fires or sparks.

So, you need to understand what equipment you're running or the equipment that the place that you're going to is running.

You need to know what steps are being taken to keep you safe.

Because while inherently, it is safe and typically it requires many things to go wrong all at the same time for really catastrophic events to occur, you certainly don't want to be involved in one of those events.

So, knowing where those lines are, knowing what the rules and regulations are, and the rules and regulations of HBOT will help keep this industry safe for eternity.

Keep your clinic safe.

Keep your staff safe.

Keep your patients safe.

Of YOU are the patient, keeping you safe.

So it’s important to be aware of the fact that while it's inherently safe, there are things you need to implement to ensure safety.

A few of those include:

Making sure that everybody knows the rules,

Everyone is following the rules and keeping the guidelines in check.

Doing maintenance on the equipment

Logging maintenance

Keeping the areas clean

These are all really important pieces of maintaining a safe environment.

So much of the work that we're personally doing, especially when we're teaching our courses to help clinics implement HBOT inside their offices, is to help keep this industry safe so that we don't have any of these catastrophic events or ultimately even a minor injury to a patient.

You want to also remember that these are going to be long term relationships you are developing with patients in your office,

Your patients need to have positive, healthy experiences in your office.

Thinking about adding hyperbaric oxygen therapy to your practice?Every week we speak with practitioners who are excited ...
06/02/2026

Thinking about adding hyperbaric oxygen therapy to your practice?

Every week we speak with practitioners who are excited about HBOT but aren’t quite sure where to start.

🤔Should you get certified first?

🧐What type of chamber should you consider?

🙋🏻‍♀️Can your staff operate it?

🤷‍♂️Is HBOT actually a good fit for your practice?

On Tuesday, June 16 at 9:00 AM ET, I’ll be hosting a FREE LIVE ‼️training designed to answer these questions and provide a clear roadmap for practitioners exploring hyperbaric oxygen therapy.

If HBOT has been on your radar, this is the perfect place to start. 📍

🎓 Free Live Webinar
📅 Tuesday, June 16
⏰ 9:00 AM ET
❗ No replay available

🔗 Register through the link: https://www.thehbotcourse.com/hbot-webinar-how-to-get-started-with-hbot

06/01/2026

Are you a person who likes to read research before attempting anything wellness or medical related?

You might be reading the research wrong or not getting the full story.

Quite honestly, I believe that one of the biggest issues in the research and not just in Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT), but in the research realm overall, is the way we READ research.

Even well-educated practitioners typically have a very limited view on how they look at the research, which sections of the research they read, and which sections of the research that they understand.

A lot of people reading research, whether it's laypeople or practitioners, begin and end in the abstract alone.

So, the initial paragraph of the research that might describe why they did the research, what was involved, and maybe a sentence or two about the results.

If you're a little bit more advanced, maybe you read the abstract and the entire results and conclusion section. So, you read the summary and if that's interesting to you, you actually look at the end and understand the conclusion and the results.

However, very few people actually take the time to read the ENTIRE research study to really understand

-What were the methods?

-What was the research design?

-Is this research design even appropriate to assess whatever outcome somebody was looking for?

-Who funded the research?

Because even well-meaning research may be swayed one way or another based on who funded that research.

Please, if you're looking into the research, read the abstract, read the results, AND read everything in between.

Understand the methods. Understand the design.

If you're not familiar with methods and design of research, become familiar.

Because if you're trying to really get the answers to whether or not a certain research project was effective, you really need to understand the entire process and to read these papers with a critical eye.

The difference between a thriving HBOT clinic and an empty chamber isn’t the equipment. 👇🏽⭐️ It’s the systems behind it....
05/29/2026

The difference between a thriving HBOT clinic and an empty chamber isn’t the equipment. 👇🏽

⭐️ It’s the systems behind it.

Over the last 20+ years, Dr. Jason has watched clinics succeed, struggle, grow, scale, and sometimes completely stall. The difference rarely comes down to the chamber itself.

It comes down to having a plan.

A plan for:
✔ Getting your first patients
✔ Training your team
✔ Creating systems and procedures
✔ Building confidence in your recommendations
✔ Generating consistent revenue
✔ Delivering an exceptional patient experience

These are not things most practitioners learn in school.

They’re lessons learned through years of experience, real patient interactions, business challenges, successes, mistakes, and growth.

👉🏽That’s exactly why the HBOT Business Quick Start Guide was created.

What took years to learn has been organized into a step-by-step roadmap designed to help you build a stronger foundation, avoid costly mistakes, and create momentum from day one.

If you’re considering adding HBOT to your practice, or you’ve already purchased a chamber and want to make sure you’re setting yourself up for success, this is where you should start.

Comment ROADMAP below and we’ll send you the details.

Always an 🔥 epic experience speaking at the A huge Thank You .asprey and his team for putting together such an incredib...
05/29/2026

Always an 🔥 epic experience speaking at the

A huge Thank You .asprey and his team for putting together such an incredible conference.

This event continues to bring together some of the brightest minds in longevity, human performance, health optimization, and consciousness from around the world. Being invited to contribute to that conversation is something I never take for granted.

This year, I had the opportunity to share the stage as an expert in Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy and join Dave for a fireside chat discussing the future of health, performance, recovery, and human potential.

What made this experience so special wasn’t just the stage, the lights or the thousands of people in attendance. It was being surrounded by individuals who are committed to challenging the conventional thinking, asking better questions, and pushing the boundaries of what’s possible for human health.

Grateful for every person who attended, connected, and continues to move this field forward.

The future of health is being built right now. And we’re just getting started.

If you have a mold or candida infection (or any other sort of infection), should you avoid HBOT?I've seen posted online ...
05/29/2026

If you have a mold or candida infection (or any other sort of infection), should you avoid HBOT?

I've seen posted online numerous times where people say that if you don't use high pressure, not only are you not going to be killing the mold, but you're actually going to be feeding the mold and making the infection worse. I think that's inhibiting people from actually taking the step to utilize this technology.

There are two really important concepts to discuss when I see something like that posted.

First, we know that lower pressures activate the immune system and improve our ability to fight infection. I've never seen any research to support the idea that lower pressures fuel mold growth or make the infection worse. And in 20 years of clinical experience, I've never seen lower pressures make a mold situation worse for somebody.

Second, some people can't handle higher pressure due to detox symptoms and Herxheimer reactions. Almost exclusively throughout somebody's journey, we're going to start at lower pressures anyway because it reduces inflammation, supports their system, and improves immune system activation. We're also pre-treating them to potentially handle higher pressures as we go.

If we just go slow and start at lower pressures, building up as they can tolerate it, we could still get tremendous improvement throughout that process. They may not even need those higher pressures by the time they have enough sessions under their belt.

Could hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) legitimately improve the effectiveness of a detoxification program?Detoxification...
05/28/2026

Could hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) legitimately improve the effectiveness of a detoxification program?

Detoxification involves two primary components:

1). Mobilizing toxins from storage

2). Effectively eliminating those toxins from the body

When patients experience harsh detox symptoms, it’s often because toxins are being mobilized faster than the body can eliminate them.

During a detox program, elimination organs are placed under increased demand. By supplying additional oxygen, HBOT may help these tissues produce more energy and function more efficiently — supporting higher performance from the very systems responsible for elimination.

HBOT may also help:

-Improve the efficiency of elimination pathways
-Reduce the severity of detox reactions
-Support immune function
-Decrease inflammation during the detox process

Clinically, hyperbaric oxygen is often used as an adjunctive therapy during detox programs — not only to optimize results, but also to reduce the symptoms that can cause patients to abandon the process altogether.

For practitioners integrating HBOT into functional or longevity-based models, understanding where it fits within detoxification protocols is critical for improving both outcomes and patient tolerance.

Head over to YT to see more on our take of HBOT & Detox:
https://youtu.be/xgwcNObJ56A

05/25/2026

We use hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) consistently as an adjunctive therapy for detoxification in order to get the most out of the process while reducing symptoms.

One of the key benefits of hyperbaric oxygen is increased cellular energy. Oxygen is one of the rate-limiting steps to energy production, so as we increase the amount of oxygen making it into cells and mitochondria, we increase the energy that cell can produce.

As that cell increases its energy production, it can increase its performance and ability to do work.

When we increase perfusion to the liver, kidneys, colon, and skin, we increase their capacity to do their jobs. During a detoxification program, you're putting extra demand on those organs - pulling up stored toxins and trying to eliminate them, which requires all those filters and elimination pathways to work harder than normal.

By nourishing them with additional oxygen so they can produce more energy, we ensure you're getting the highest level of performance from all those different cell types and tissue types.

You should absolutely expect to see increased effectiveness in your detox program when utilizing hyperbaric oxygen. Clinically, we've been doing this for 20 years with hundreds of patients going through various detox processes - colon, parasite, heavy metal, pesticide, and petroleum chemical detoxification.

Inflammation isn’t one-size-fits-all — and neither is the therapy.Many of the strategies we use for systemic inflammatio...
05/24/2026

Inflammation isn’t one-size-fits-all — and neither is the therapy.

Many of the strategies we use for systemic inflammation can also apply to local inflammation. The difference is often in the tools and how they’re applied.

For systemic inflammation, we may lean toward whole-body therapies — red light panels or beds, ice baths, and hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT).

For local or acute inflammation, more targeted approaches may be appropriate — laser therapy, local cryotherapy, shockwave or acoustic wave therapies that stimulate healing and reduce inflammation directly at the site of injury.

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy has a long clinical history and substantial data supporting its ability to reduce inflammation throughout the body. Because of that, HBOT often serves as a powerful foundation — while other technologies can be layered in strategically depending on whether the issue is systemic or localized.

The key is not choosing one tool.
It’s understanding how they work together.

For practitioners integrating HBOT into a functional or regenerative practice, knowing how to combine systemic and targeted therapies allows you to create more precise, effective inflammation strategies.

05/23/2026

Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) is not designed to be used alone to fight mold or Candida.

In ALL cases, even with an anaerobic infection, we use other therapies.

We use these other therapies even with the oxygen environment HBOT creates that helps to kill the microorganism. HBOT also provides an immune activation component that helps the immune system fight the infection and it has a toxin inhibition component as well.

Even with all these HBOT benefits, we still use additional components. Especially when we're talking about one of the aerobic species, hyperbaric certainly would not be used alone in our offices.

If we're dealing with somebody with a mold or candida issue, we're going to be using nutritional changes. Such as a very low sugar, low carbohydrate diet, potentially even using ketosis and fasting as a piece of their protocol.

We're also going to be using supplementation such as, antimicrobials, antifungals, and a range of different supplements that we rotate periodically to make sure that we're using ingredients that legitimately will help kill that microorganism.

We also may use additional supplements that will work synergistically with the immune activation component of hyperbaric. Certain ingredients that increase our own immune system's ability to fight infection.

Additionally, if you happen to have access to a few other tools, we will also utilize high dose vitamin C, IV periodically, and occasionally, we also use IV ozone due to its antimicrobial properties as well.

Combining dietary changes, antimicrobial supplementation, immune activation, supplementation, and HBOT is a very full and complete protocol to get somebody through a mold or fungal infection.

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