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Healing under pressure: hyperbaric oxygen therapy

Healing Under Pressure: The Power of Hyperbaric Medicine

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) stands at the forefront of functional, anti-aging medical innovation. Originally used to treat conditions such as carbon monoxide poisoning and air or gas embolism, this modality is now emerging as a promising therapeutic option for a wide variety of health conditions. HBOT’s versatility makes it ideal for tailored protocols based on a patient’s unique needs — especially beneficial for women who have evolving healthcare priorities across their lifespans.

By leveraging oxygen’s restorative properties to offer drug-free healing, HBOT activates regenerative physiological processes that optimize female health and well-being. Specific applications currently under investigation include supporting hormonal balance, reproductive health, and weight management, among many other potential uses. HBOT protocols are also being developed to target autoimmune disorders, metabolic conditions, and age-related decline in women.

With its ability to stimulate the body’s innate healing capacities, HBOT represents the future of functional medicine – harnessing natural healing pathways through the power of oxygen to meet women’s health needs throughout all stages of life.

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Women’s Health In Today’s Practice: 5 Cutting-Edge Takeaways From The Women’s Hormones Masterclass

“The best faculty, best providers, best patient outcomes. All based on science, experience, and care. “— Erika Schwartz, MD

As Erika Schwartz, MD, a global pioneer in disease prevention and hormone therapeutics, summarized in the quote above, the Everything About Hormone Health For Women masterclass was an incredible success. The February event gathered a group of forward-thinking health professionals who came to meet, learn from, and engage with acclaimed advanced endocrinology practitioners and educators.

Alongside a fun weekend in Boca Raton, FL, participants enjoyed three days of ground-breaking educational sessions led by top women’s health experts with invaluable expertise. Faculty members shared relevant and practical clinical insights for the modern practitioner committed to patient-centered care, making the experience empowering and informative.

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The Future of Research is Female: Redressing Persistent Deficits in Women’s Health

Women’s health in the United States and across the world continues to worsen, with a widespread lack of access to healthcare and low awareness levels contributing to disparities in outcomes between men and women. Driving prevailing health inequity is a stark gap in medical research, which has been historically performed primarily on male subjects. Women have been excluded from clinical trials throughout history, limiting our understanding of female-specific health conditions and their overall health.

From cardiovascular risk factors to breast cancer and fertility, women’s health encompasses a wide range of complex issues that require specialized attention and research. Despite making up half of the global population, women are largely under-studied and underrepresented in medicine, which extends to the clinical setting. The statistics are telling: Women die at higher rates than men from heart attacks and strokes; they comprise 80 percent of all new cases of autoimmune diseases; and they are three times more likely to experience mental health disorders. The list goes on.

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