Long-Term daily mHBOT and full recoveries w/ ongoing maintenance
- Condition
- ME/CFS
- At worst
- Severe (mostly bedbound)
- Ill for
- Not stated
- Published
- Sep 2017
Summary
junkcrap50 did around 80 hard-shell HBOT dives and says full remission did not appear until roughly dive #75, at which point he felt "better than when healthy" with big gains in confidence, thinking speed and energy. He reports that continuing dives past that optimal point caused the remission to fade, though he retained "the majority of benefits" - so the account is explicitly one of a narrow window of full remission that eroded with further treatment, not a stable cure.
What they credit
Credits Hyperbaric & oxygen, Supplements, Hyperbaric oxygen (HBOT).
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