1.5 ATA
Note: We do not promote any chambers over 1.3 ATA. There is a reason for this and why they are not approved for use. Many people are trying to get these in other countries where they may not have the safety rules and illegally ship them to the USA or where they are not safe. I have been doing this long enough to know which chambers can over oxidize and fully aware of partial oxygen pressure and how chambers at high pressure can affect this. Those who are thinking of getting a higher pressure than legal pressure chamber should be aware of the safety concerns, especially if using an oxygen concentrator in the chamber at these pressures.
Anyone can buy a pulse oximeter and see how their oxygen level goes up. The little time difference in infusing the body with oxygen at unsafe levels on a daily basis is not worth it based on everything I know about chambers. I can't tell people what to do but can only advise people to avoid these.
Those who feel that mild hyperbaric therapy would not give the same kind of results that were seen in studies done with high pressure hard shell chambers should know where they are researching their information. Boy they couldn’t have been more wrong.
Just because chambers have slightly less atmospheric pressure doesn’t mean it’s a useless therapy. Putting the cells in your body under a higher pressure of oxygen like 1.5 ATA does in fact get more oxygen saturation in more efficiently and by efficiently I mean faster. So instead of spending 1.5 hours in a 1.3 ATA chamber you could use a 1.5 ATA chamber and spend 1.2 or 1 hour even. If you have a crazy busy schedule and that 15-30 minutes saved is really going to make all the difference then sure go for the 1.5 ATA where it's ok to use it. But, I wouldn't sacrifice safety and putting my body through that pressure daily just to save 15 to 30 minutes. Most people in other countries that have these 1.5 ata chambers often end up getting rid of their 1.5 ata chamber and getting a 1.3 ata chamber.
If a lower pressure chamber simply takes longer to get oxygen into cells then the treatment outcomes should be identical with even the really high pressure chambers (hardshell) that we find in hospitals and trauma clinics. Higher ATA means quicker dosage time. Lower ATA means longer dosage time. The dose being Oxygen.
Now that you understand that a person should be able to obtain the same treatment outcomes and benefits regardless of the ATA and that it is just a difference in treatment times, you will not get swooped up into the big marketing promotions coming down the pipe for this industry. You should expect to see a lot of 1.5 ATA higher pressure is better marketing campaigns in the future to compete with the approved 1.3 ata chambers.
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