Chambers

Chambers are pressurized environments used for various purposes, including altitude training and hyperbaric oxygen therapy.

Altitude Chamber

We use altitude chambers to simulate the effects of high altitude. This can benefit athletes who want to train at altitude without traveling to high-altitude locations. Altitude chambers can also have medical applications, including decompression and altitude sickness treatment.

Hyperbaric oxygen chamber

Hyperbaric oxygen chambers deliver pure oxygen to the body at increased pressure. It can help treat various conditions, including carbon monoxide poisoning, gas embolism, and non-healing wounds.

Chamber facilities

There are many benefits to using the chamber, including:

Improved performance:  Moreover, altitude training can help athletes improve their performance by increasing their red blood cell count, lung function, and VO2 max.

Better Recovery: Furthermore, altitude training can help athletes recover from workouts faster by increasing their blood flow and reducing inflammation.

Reduced risk of injury: Altitude training can assist competitors in decreasing the gamble of injury by fortifying muscles and ligaments.

Faster healing:  Furthermore, hyperbaric oxygen therapy can help speed the healing process by increasing the amount of oxygen available to tissues.

Reduce pain and inflammation: Hyperbaric oxygen treatment can assist with diminishing agony and aggravation by advancing the arrival of development factors and undifferentiated cells.

How to choose the right chamber for you

When choosing a chamber, it is essential to consider your personal needs and goals. If you are interested in altitude training, select a chamber to simulate the desired altitude. If you are keen on hyperbaric oxygen treatment, choose a chamber that can deliver pure oxygen at increased pressure.

It is also essential to choose a chamber that is comfortable and easy to use. Some chambers are more complex than others, so selecting the right one is necessary.

Additional information

A qualified medical professional should supervise the use of chambers. Altitude training and hyperbaric oxygen therapy can have risks, so talking to your doctor before using the chamber is essential.