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Frequently Asked Questions
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A typical appointment lasts about 40 to 50 minutes total. You’ll complete a brief intake and safety briefing before the 30-minute pressurized session. Arrive a few minutes early so staff can review medical history and fit the chamber comfortably.
Yes for most healthy adults, though a pre-screening is required. It isn’t recommended for those with untreated pneumothorax, certain lung or ear conditions, or some medical implants. Discuss medications and pregnancy with your physician before booking.
Many clients notice increased energy and reduced soreness after a single session. Inflammation reduction and tissue-repair benefits often accumulate with repeated sessions; results vary by individual and consistency of treatments.
Yes—athletes commonly use sessions as part of recovery protocols. Frequency depends on training load and goals; some benefit from multiple weekly sessions during heavy training, then reduce frequency as recovery improves. We can create a tailored plan.
Contraindications can include untreated pneumothorax, recent ear or sinus surgery, uncontrolled seizures, certain chemotherapy drugs, and severe pulmonary disease. We perform a medical screening and may request physician clearance when needed.
You’ll recline inside a comfortable pressurized chamber and breathe concentrated oxygen. Mild ear pressure during compression is common; staff will guide equalization techniques. Sessions are quiet and relaxing—feel free to bring headphones or rest during treatment.