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This safe and natural treatment of breathing pure oxygen in hyperbaric environment is tested and confirmed to support healing, rejuvenation

and wellbeing.

Welcome to Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy

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Contact us today to schedule your consultation or book a chamber session. Experience a relaxing treatment where cutting-edge science works in harmony with nature to support your recovery and wellbeing.

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The Healing Journey

My introduction to hyperbaric oxygen therapy began through a passion for diving, where I received advanced training in hyperbaric environments and gained exposure to restorative medicine.

This experience sparked a deeper interest in the science behind hyperbaric treatment and the research being conducted in leading medical centres.

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Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) is a powerful, natural treatment that delivers pure oxygen in a carefully pressurised environment. The experience is safe, comfortable, and deeply restorative. Decades of scientific research continue to demonstrate HBOT’s potential to support recovery, cellular repair, and overall wellbeing across a wide range of conditions.

​​​Oxygen works in multiple ways benefiting our organism;

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  • Immune modulating in fighting inflammation,    

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  • Boosting energy production and  stimulating mitochondrial cells to repair, accelerating  wound healing, addressing anaerobic infections,     â€‹

  • It is an anti-aging powerhouse creating angiogenesis effect, growth of new blood vessels, improving the metabolism

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  • Boosting vitality, physical performance it helps with pain management,

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  • Stimulates cognitive abilities and neuroplasticity.   

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  • Upregulates  epigenetics and general recovery​​​​​​

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Rejuvenate  •  Recover  •  Restore  •  Breathe Better  •  Heal Faster  •  Feel Younger​

After many years of closely following and studying the research surrounding Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy, I am pleased to offer HBOT treatments within my practice, grounded in an evidence-informed approach.

The documents below provide more detailed exploration of the scientific research and clinical perspectives supporting this therapy.

PRICE STRUCTURE

HBOT 1.5 ATA

 

1 session

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5 sessions

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10 sessions

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20 sessions

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30 sessions

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40 sessions

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50 sessions​​

60'       90'

 

£90                         £110

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£85                         £105

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£75                           £95

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£65                           £85

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£60                           £80

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£55                          £75

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£50                          £70​

Total 60 min

 

£90

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£425

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£750

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£1300

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£1800

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£2200

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£2500​

Total 90min

 

£105

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£525

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£950

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£1700

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£2400

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£3000

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£3500​​​

Oxygen concentrator output up to 97% purity. Inhaled oxygen varies (typically 80–90%) and pressure increases absorption.

 

The above recommendation does not constitute a medical recommendation and is intended for information & educational purposes only. While studies support the effectiveness of hyperbaric oxygen therapy when used to help treat various medical conditions, individual results may vary and we can not guarantee an outcome. Always ask your doctor about all treatment options. Mild Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapies should not be regarded as a substitute for medical care advised by a medical professional. In the UK, a registered medical practitioner is listed in the General Medical Council List of Registered Medical Practitioners.

Artliner provides non-medical hyperbaric oxygen wellbeing sessions. Our services are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease, injury, or medical condition. Individuals seeking medical advice should consult a healthcare professional. Artliner is not a regulated healthcare provider under the Health and Social Care Act 2008.

Recommended Books and Articles
 

  • “The Oxygen Revolution” by Paul G. Harch, M.D.

      • This book offers a comprehensive overview of the science behind HBOT and its various applications. It includes case studies and personal testimonials from patients who have benefited from the therapy. This book also has a comprehensive focus on HBOT for Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) & other disorders.

  • “Hyperbaric Medicine Practice” by Eric P. Kindwall, M.D.

      • A detailed textbook that covers the principles, practices, and clinical applications of hyperbaric medicine. It’s a valuable resource for medical professionals and those interested in the technical aspects of HBOT.

  • “Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Indications” by the Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society (UHMS)

      • This publication provides a thorough review of the medical conditions that can be treated with HBOT and the evidence supporting its use.

  • “Oxygen Under Pressure” by Dr. Jason Sonners

      • Dr. Sonners’ book dives into the benefits of hyperbaric oxygen therapy, explaining how increased oxygen levels under pressure can enhance health, performance, and recovery. It’s a practical guide for those considering or currently undergoing HBOT.

  • Articles from Peer-Reviewed Journals

    • Look for articles in journals such as “Journal of Hyperbaric Medicine,” “Undersea and Hyperbaric Medicine,” and “Diving and Hyperbaric Medicine.” These journals often feature the latest research and clinical studies related to HBOT.

Websites and Organizations
 

  • Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society (UHMS)

      • Website: UHMS.org

      • The UHMS is a leading organization dedicated to the study and application of hyperbaric medicine. Their website offers a wealth of information, including guidelines, research articles, and educational resources.

  • Hyperbaric Medical International (HMI)

  • International Hyperbaric Association (IHA)

      • Website: IHAUSA.org

      • The IHA is focused on promoting the benefits of HBOT and supporting the growth of hyperbaric medicine through education, research, and advocacy. Harch HBOT

    • Website: HBOT.com

    • This site complements Dr. Paul Harch’s book, offering additional resources, patient stories, and updates on the latest HBOT research.

  • https://www.hbotguide.com/

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Educational Videos and Webinars

  • YouTube Channels

      • Look for channels such as “Hyperbaric Health” and “HBOT News Network” for informative videos, patient testimonials, and expert interviews about HBOT.

  • Webinars by Medical Organizations

      • Many medical organizations, including UHMS and HMI, offer webinars and online courses that cover various aspects of hyperbaric medicine. Check their websites for upcoming events and archived presentations.

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