Why does LMI use 96%+ pure oxygen? Using 96%+ pure oxygen ensures the maximum therapeutic benefit by significantly increasing the oxygen saturation in the bloodstream and delivering it to tissues. This enhanced oxygenation promotes faster healing, tissue regeneration, and reduced inflammation. How many HBOT sessions are typically required? The number of sessions depends on the individual’s condition and therapeutic goals. Acute conditions may require fewer sessions, while chronic conditions or anti-aging treatments may involve a more extended treatment plan for optimal results. Can HBOT slow the aging process? Yes, HBOT can slow the aging process by improving skin health, boosting collagen production, reducing oxidative stress, and enhancing cellular repair. At LMI, HBOT is a key component of our personalized anti-aging programs to promote overall vitality and longevity. Plasma Exchange Therapy (Plasmapheresis) FAQs What Is Plasma Exchange Therapy (Plasmapheresis) and How Does It Work? Plasma Exchange Therapy, or Plasmapheresis, is a procedure that removes harmful substances, such as antibodies and inflammatory proteins, from the blood. This process supports the immune system and improves overall health by reducing the burden of these harmful components in the body. Who Can Benefit from Plasmapheresis? Plasmapheresis is particularly beneficial for patients with autoimmune diseases like multiple sclerosis and lupus, chronic conditions such as long COVID, and certain neurological or hematological disorders. It can also be used preventively to reduce the risk of disease exacerbation. What Conditions Can Be Treated with Plasmapheresis? Plasmapheresis is effective in treating: • Autoimmune Diseases: Multiple sclerosis, lupus, myasthenia gravis, and more. • Neurological Disorders: Guillain-Barré syndrome, chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy (CIDP), etc. • Long COVID: Helps reduce persistent symptoms by removing inflammatory proteins and antibodies linked to the condition. • Blood Disorders: Such as thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura (TTP). Is Plasmapheresis Safe? Yes, Plasmapheresis is a safe procedure when performed by experienced medical professionals. While there are minimal risks, such as potential allergic reactions or temporary changes in blood pressure, the procedure is closely monitored to ensure patient safety.
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