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Hey everyone, thanks for tuning into Power Athlete Radio.

Meet the hype man of Hyperbarics, Joseph Detoury.

Joe parlayed his career as a Navy diver into a research obsession after designing submersibles for the military. Engineering the necessary hyperbarics for our nation's elite was just the

beginning of discovering the incredible health benefits of utilizing this kind of treatment for

wellness.

It's amazing what our bodies are capable of doing under the appropriate amount of pressure.

Here it is, episode 488.

Now it's time for you to empower your performance.

You can dive into some of Joe's research by following him on Instagram at Dr. Deep Sea. Until next time, bye! And go down the road. Hey Joe. Thanks for coming on Power Athlete Radio. Hey, man. Thanks for having me. Yeah, it's always good to see you. For the people that don't know you, can you introduce yourself and give us a little background, little macro, 10,000 foot view, and more importantly, give us a little preview of what we're going to discuss today with hyperbarics? Yeah, sure. So my name's Joe to Torrey. I did 28 years in the Navy. I decided that I wouldn't do that anymore and wanted to do something totally different. So when I quit that, I went back to school and got a

PhD in biomedical engineering and now I just do clinical research. But what we're going to talk

about today is the stuff that's going on inside the human body when hyperbarics is in play.

So how did you get into hyperbarics? I mean, obviously as a Navy diver, you know, exactly. But what was

the carryover? I mean, you know, you know. Exactly. But what was the carryover?

I mean, you know, you know, biology and now all of a sudden you're in this piece and doing clinical research on the cyper barracks.

Yeah.

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