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I'm not a doctor but have had liver damage since the Viet-nam war now im at
end stage liver disease with the c virus.
Was told have to keep ammoinia levels down cause it can cause brain lesions.
"koparopy" <koparopy@qwest.net> wrote in message
news:XRBh7.900$aK3.570837@news.uswest.net...
> This story appeared on our local news channel site. I wonder if this
> treatment could help the liver regenerate some functionality thereby
> delaying the need for a transplant.  Has anybody ever heard of this use
for
> Hyberbaric Chambers???
>
> --
> kc
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> Hyperbaric Chamber Treatment Gaining Popularity
> Chambers Operate On Theory That Pure Oxygen Helps Healing
> Posted: 8:17 p.m. MDT August 20, 2001
> Updated: 12:25 p.m. MDT August 21, 2001
> DENVER -- Some say that Michael Jackson sleeps in one. Others claim that
> some of the Denver Broncos use them to help heal their injuries.
>
> But now, more and more people are starting to experiment with hyperbaric
> oxygen chambers.
>
> It looks like something out of a science fiction movie, but the patients
> lying in a bed of pressurized oxygen swear the results are real.
>
> Kyle Riebe, 11, suffered a stroke at birth. His mom says that he was never
> able to un-clench his right hand before he came to the Cellular Medicine
> Institute in southeast Denver 8 weeks ago.
>
> Oxygen therapy is used to treat a variety of conditions ranging from
> brain-injuries to M.S to radiation damage.
>
> Ellen Saize had a stroke 17 years ago. After 33 treatments, she's proud to
> show that she's walking in stylish shoes again.
>
> "I don't wear my brace. I've been in a plastic AFO brace for 17 years.
It's
> just amazing," Saize said.
>
> The theory is that breathing 100 percent oxygen under pressure will help
> heal the body by forming new blood vessels and re-connecting any
breakdowns.
>
> Dr. Hugh Macaulay says that at 5-years-old, his daughter Lindsay was using
a
> language only a parent could understand.
>
> "Lindsay has some fairly significant neurological and behavioral
problems,"
> Macaulay said.
>
> Lindsey showed improvement after 6 weeks of oxygen treatments.
>
> "Now, she's speaking in a vocabulary -- not only communicating to us, but
to
> other children," he said.
>
> Hyperbaric oxygen treatment is approved by the FDA. However, most
insurance
> companies won't pay for it because it's still considered experimental for
> many conditions.
>
> Additional Resource:
>
> Cellular Medicine Institute of America
> 1260 South Parker Road
> Denver, Colorado 80231
> Phone: (303) 750-2121
>
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> e.e. cummings
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