Oxygen Production Principle of Mild Hyperbaric Oxygen Chamber

The interior of a mild hyperbaric oxygen chamber is typically a sealed cabin equipped with a pure oxygen delivery system and a micro-positive pressure control system. After the patient enters the cabin, the system delivers pure oxygen into the chamber, resulting in a high oxygen concentration inside, achieving the effect of high-concentration oxygen therapy. Simultaneously, the micro-positive pressure control system increases the internal pressure slightly above atmospheric pressure, effectively raising the partial pressure of oxygen in the alveoli, enhancing the body's oxygen intake, and promoting the absorption and utilization of oxygen.

Target Users of Mild Hyperbaric Oxygen Chamber

Modern individuals, who spend long hours indoors, often suffer from insufficient oxygen levels. Except for those with specific medical conditions that contraindicate oxygen therapy, most people can benefit from mild hyperbaric oxygen therapy for body maintenance.

For example, white-collar workers, students, and sports enthusiasts have high oxygen consumption. Without additional supplementation, they are prone to hypoxia, leading to subhealth symptoms such as dizziness, fatigue, nighttime insomnia, and daytime drowsiness.

The ability of middle-aged and elderly individuals to absorb oxygen molecules also declines. Supplementing oxygen through mild hyperbaric oxygen therapy can reduce the risk of cardiovascular diseases.

Benefits of Mild Hyperbaric Oxygen Chamber

Oxygen is a key participant in numerous physiological activities and plays an irreplaceable role in sustaining life. Hypoxia can trigger various chronic diseases. Conversely, adequate oxygen offers many benefits for human health.

In terms of daily health care, home mild hyperbaric oxygen chambers can help improve insomnia, alleviate hangovers, address subhealth conditions, reduce fatigue, and mitigate altitude sickness, among other benefits. During insomnia, the brain remains in an alert operational state, inevitably increasing oxygen consumption. Mild hypoxia can keep the body in an excited state, making it difficult to "calm down" and fall asleep, creating a vicious cycle of insomnia—hypoxia—insomnia.

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy can improve brain hypoxia, thereby breaking this vicious cycle and enhancing sleep quality.

Additionally, after alcohol consumption, the breakdown of alcohol in the body requires oxidative metabolism. Supplementing oxygen can promote this process, thereby helping to alleviate the effects of drunkenness.

Technical Parameters of Mild Hyperbaric Oxygen Chamber:

Material: Aerospace-grade environmentally degradable TPU material

Oxygen Generator Main Unit: PSA oxygen generator, ranging from 5L to 20L

Oxygen Concentration Produced by Generator: >90%

Pressurization Medium: Air

Pressurization Time: 5-10 minutes

Internal Pressure: 1.0-1.5 MPa