The sad fact of our world is that anytime someone suffers from a difficult medical condition,

charlatans burst out of the woodwork selling miracle solutions.

One of those is hyperbark oxygen therapy, where you're put into a cell containing high

pressure oxygen.

Now it gets complicated because this is an actual medical treatment for 13 specific conditions,

but for all the rest, including virtually anything you might see it advertised for, it's

just another sham disguised as snake oil.

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