Dear Mr. Squires,
We conducted some, rather extensive,
evaluations of hyperbaric oxygen treatment devices, in late 1998. Most of
these units, including the portable devices; are rather expensive for the
average (individual) researcher.
Although we possess the technnical and financial
resources to construct a device of our own design....we chose not to do so.
After considerable discussion, we opted for procuring a portable altitude
chamber and employed the use of an oxygen mask and small portable
container. The results we obtained compared favorably with those from a
$5000.00 portable unit. The unit we purchased was manufactured by a firm in
Australia. The name of the unit is the PAC (Portable Altitude Chamber). It
cost about $1000.00. We considered a bag pressure gauge to be
superfluous---for our purposes, as the inflated condition of the bag
demonstrates the system is working. Pressure gauges have no function in the
operation of these devices, since a universal feature among all of them is a
condition of constant pressure maintenance through relief valving.
An additional advantage to the system we employed is the absence
of a pure oxygen atmosphere surrounding the person inside the
enclosure....as the high-percentage 02 mixture circuit involves only the
pulmonary system of the volunteer. One modification we employed was the
implementation of a pressure-regulated air source for maintaining the
desired atmospheric presssure inside the bag.
All things considered, we were quite pleased with the results of
this system, and the monetary savings were quite substantial.
Although we purchased our unit directly from the manufacturer,
if you will call up the attached URL, there is some useful information
supplied by an American group on High Altitude Medicine.
Http://www.high-altitude-medicine.com/hyperbaric.html The PAC bag
information is at the bottom of the page.
I hope this information is of some value to you.
Sincerely, Brooks Bradley.
Bob Squires wrote:
> Dear friends;
>
> I guess someone has to open the door and clear out the smoke
> screen of misconception there seems to be over which machine is which
> and which does what. I realize that this is a CS forum but is also a
> place where we try to give the best experience related information we
> have to others . Very few of us are doctors and all of these treatments
> are experimental self administrated home remedies . All recommendations
> given here are free for all to evaluate and use at your own discretion .
> Many of us became involved in these treatments because there was nothing
> else to do
> We were concerned for our loved ones and no other treatment works
> affordable or not. Commercialization of any product has no place here
> and those that do creep in are from private posts forwarded to the list
> by others.
> Dr Tores made the statement that interrupted treatment
> is ineffective . Perhaps that statement should be clarified a bit . All
> of these treatments are founded upon an interrupted treatment protocol
> . All treatments were based by daily use for actual disease eradication
> these treatments involved use for brief periods daily and continued for
> extended periods. It is this interruption of a regular use regimen where
> the problem lies. Never was the old saying " An ounce of prevention is
> worth a pound of cure " more appropriate . Once one has a disease more
> drastic measures are necessary . It is up top us to decide what
> treatment we use based upon the best information we can find ,and
> sadly, that we can afford.. One other thing to realize is no doctor
> heals any disease . Our bodies immune system does that . Chemical drugs
> cripple this ability in many cases. I am studying the creation of
> hyperbaric chambers that can be low cost for home use machines . These
> may produce great benefits . Does any one have any ideas about them .
> For Katie, the use of these machines will always be effective for
> prevention but once in the clutches of a disease treatment should be
> regular to give it time to work. Most cure that I have seen take five to
> six weeks of steady treatment. If you won't follow directions we can't
> help you. No one can.
>
> With Gods Love
> Bob
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