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EPISODE · Mar 10, 2023 · 38 MIN

Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy: The treatment we should be talking about!

from Eye on Veterans · host CBS News

Scientific experts agree, Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) yields incredible results when treating wounds … yet the VA does not offer it to veterans who suffered TBIs, blast injuries or are currently dealing with PTSD and chronic pain. Dr Robert Beckman, Exec Director of TreatNow.org is one of the nation’s fiercest promoters of this FDA approved wound treatment. In this episode we’ll hear how HBOT plays a crucial role in healing brain injuries and ultimately reducing veteran suicide. Dr. Beckman details the ineffective way the VA currently treats veterans, and how their reasons for dismissing HBOT are based on flawed science. Dr Beckman also shares how a similar situation is unfolding among pro football players and the NFL. From flawed scientific studies to the economic impact of healing brain injuries with HBOT, Dr Beckman explains the wide-ranging benefits of using HBOT for veterans and non-veterans alike.For more information on HBOT, resources and to reach Dr. Robert Beckman:https://treatnow.org/Contact CBS Eye on Veterans:[email protected] on Twitter:@philbriggsVet  @eyeonveterans

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