The most powerful anti-aging, regenerative & restorative trigger known to man.....
The Hyperoxic-Hypoxic Paradox
At our facility, we utilize the Hyperoxic-Hypoxic Paradox (HHP) protocol that in numerous studies has been shown to activate the body’s natural regenerative and restorative processes better than anything currently known to man. The HHP is a result of 15+ years of research performed by Dr. Shai Efrati and the Sagol Center for Hyperbaric Medicine and Research in Israel.
In a standard 90-minute HBOT session, individuals alternate between breathing pure oxygen through a mask for 20 minutes and then remove the mask for a 5 - minute break, breathing the chamber’s normal/ambient air supply. This cycle is repeated throughout the session.
The shift from breathing high oxygen through the mask (hyperoxia) for 20 minutes and then removing the mask for 5 minutes and breathing normal air oxygen levels, creates a signal at the cellular level similar to that of a low-oxygen environment (hypoxia), but without the risks of true hypoxia.
Extensive research has shown that HHP influences pathways related to tissue repair, vascular recovery, inflammation regulation, and cellular support.
Documented effects include an 800% increase in stem cell production, a 25–30% increase in telomere length, a 30% reduction in senescent (“zombie”) cells, and measurable improvements in mitochondrial function and density.
Additional findings point to modulation of cell signaling molecules and growth factors such as HIF-1, Sirtuins, MMP, VEGF, and BDNF. which are associated with circulation and regeneration.
In summary: The HHP uses controlled oxygen exposure to stimulate regenerative and adaptive responses that support cellular communication, vascular health, and overall wellness.
Shai Efrati explains the miraculous benefits of the
Hyperoxic-Hypoxic Paradox protocol
Shai Efrati explains the increase of stem cell production through the Hyperoxic-Hypoxic Paradox protocol.
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