A glimpse into the revolutionary treatment that produces miracles

The treatment that made a paralyzed on wheelchair stand up.
It may sound imaginary - but this is reality

A pressure chamber machine, those who enter stuttering will come out of them when they can sing, and those who get paralyzed will get up from the wheelchair.
Published back in 26/05/17 22:12 the Israeli news channel 2

The revolutionary treatment that produces wonders in the medical world: the claims that there is a machine that a person who enters it can improve his thinking ability or that there is a steel tube that paralyzes in and out of him when they get out of the wheelchair sounded at first irrational. Nor are the stories about the hard-to-read ones that began to read and the stammerers who started to sing, or the machine that stops aging and sometimes returns the brain years back. But these claims are not necessarily imaginary.

150 patients are treated every day, almost all around the clock, mainly seriously ill patients, along with senior health workers, but the elderly who come to preserve what is in the box with an option for improvement. "It always starts with those who can afford it early, which is very expensive," said Prof. Shai Efrati, director of the Purple Center for Hyperbaric Medicine. "After that, it went down to the general public, just like with cell phones."

The pressure cells at Assaf Harofeh Hospital are now the largest center in the world in terms of the scope of the study and the number of patients in full occupancy. Pressure cells have existed in medicine for decades. They began treating those who suffered from diving accidents, and today they are used mainly in the treatment of open wounds that are characteristic of diabetics and now a surprising turnaround.

"The first case that attracted my eye was that of a relatively young girl with diabetes," said Prof. Efrati. "She came here because of a leg wound, she had a stroke in her history and she got in a wheelchair, the diabetes wound healed, but she got up from her wheelchair and started walking, and then you realize something happened but I put it aside, but after the third case you I'll say what happened here? "

And this is not the only case that has happened: There have been more and more cases of neurological improvement that occurred during stress treatment, sometimes a dramatic improvement. Under conditions of high oxygen concentration, it turned out, wonderful things could happen to the brain. Some of the damage can be corrected after a stroke or a head injury. The series of treatments in the pressure chamber returns dead cells to life and with them the lost function.

Eli Ganish is now 25 years old. When he was two months old, his mother found him in a cradle all blue skin and lips. The hospital saved his life, but after long minutes without oxygen being transferred to the brain, damage was left. From the age of one year it is taken for every possible treatment, but significant improvement is not seen. When he began to speak at the age of four, Eli had a severe stutter. He went to a school for learning disabilities but could not learn to read and write despite his mother's Sisyphean efforts.

Only a year ago, Eli still could not read or write and could not integrate into society or work. Then Mira heard about the pressure chamber in Assaf Harofeh. "After treatment, the stuttering seems to have disappeared," said Mira Ganish, my father's mother. "I began to see that he understood me more and began to sit with him again on reading and writing and I was in shock, I explained to him once twice and that's it, suddenly he picks it up and it stays." Eli also tells about a significant story. "I felt like the mind worked out," he said. "I'm more attentive, I understand more."

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