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Wednesday 10/7/26 | Candidate Treg Taylor | HBOT Health
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67:44Kyle CaffroyGUEST
Well, as the pressure increases, it's the equivalent of diving, right? So if you go down, like the Maxar machines currently, the one that we have can go is the equivalent of going 33 feet under the water.
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68:02Kyle CaffroyGUEST
And as that happens, it allows, well, normally your red blood cells are the only thing that move oxygen throughout your system.
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68:12Kyle CaffroyGUEST
but under that pressure, it actually hyper oxygenates your plasma, right? So that means that the liquid part of your blood can move that oxygen all throughout your system.
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68:30Kyle CaffroyGUEST
If you have a restriction that a red blood cell cannot fit, the hyper oxygenated plasma can fit.
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82:56Michael DukesHOST
What was, you know, not just Chandra's illness obviously is a help for that, but what was your impetus to jump into this?