Autism Being Helped by Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Treatment

Four-year-old Michael likes to play and discuss in his South Tampa home.
He has got a twin brother named Christopher.
The 2 were born just mins apart.
Their mom and dad say when the 2 boys turned one years old they noticed something else about Michael.
Carmen Inclan claims "He'd be in the playroom in the corner by himself just laying on the floor and rolling a train back and forth.
" Inclan announces right before Michael turned 2 years old he was assessed with autism.
It is a brain development disorder that harms social interaction and communication.
His folks investigated everything and listened to what was working for other oldsters of autistic children.
Inclan claims "we were trying different cures, different vitamins, and different additions and eating different foods that would help.
" One of the therapies they wished to try was the hyperbaric chamber.
The chamber increases oxygen to tissues, increases blood flow to tissue, and reduces inflammation according to Dr.
David Berger.
He is a holistic pediatrician at Wholistic Pediatrics.
He suggested Michael's folks on the way the chamber helped other autistic youngsters.
"So more oxygen gets to the end tissues and what they have also been in a position to show is the real blood flow also increases.
" Michael's folks say they saw such an improvement in him that they acquired a device for their home to make the care called diving simpler.
Michael spends sixty to 75 mins in the chamber every day.
Inclan announces the quantity of words that he could say has tripled and he began spelling rather complicated words.
That is when we learned that he was ready to read.
" Michael's folks are forecasting finding out the result of the impending USF study but say they are already sold on the chamber.
Inclan announces "I longed for the day where he would say mom and after about twenty treatment dives in the chamber he announced mama.
" A home hyperbaric chamber can cost anywhere from eighteen to twenty-one thousand greenbacks.
A session in a doctors office can cost about one hundred bucks each visit and isn't sometimes covered by insurance.
Doctor Berger claims that might change dependent on what the study discovers.