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mrzphd's profile picture. To inspire passion, the unexpected, learning from failure in a new generation • Author • MVP • NCCE Trainer • #MIEExpert • #MicrosoftEdu • #ShowcaseSchool
Michelle R. Zimmerman, PhD #MIEExpert #LongCovid
 @mrzphd
Jul 12

For SpO2 levels - portable oxygen vs HBOT during acute COVID, with a twist. My data point contributions. 86% with 4L/min portable O2. In mild HBOT, not even 1/2 way to 1.3 atm, look at the change in SpO2 & HR - all at rest🧵

mrzphd's tweet image. For SpO2 levels - portable oxygen vs HBOT during acute COVID, with a twist. My data point contributions. 86% with 4L/min portable O2. In mild HBOT, not even 1/2 way to 1.3 atm, look at the change in SpO2 & HR - all at rest🧵
mrzphd's tweet image. For SpO2 levels - portable oxygen vs HBOT during acute COVID, with a twist. My data point contributions. 86% with 4L/min portable O2. In mild HBOT, not even 1/2 way to 1.3 atm, look at the change in SpO2 & HR - all at rest🧵
mrzphd's tweet image. For SpO2 levels - portable oxygen vs HBOT during acute COVID, with a twist. My data point contributions. 86% with 4L/min portable O2. In mild HBOT, not even 1/2 way to 1.3 atm, look at the change in SpO2 & HR - all at rest🧵
mrzphd's tweet image. For SpO2 levels - portable oxygen vs HBOT during acute COVID, with a twist. My data point contributions. 86% with 4L/min portable O2. In mild HBOT, not even 1/2 way to 1.3 atm, look at the change in SpO2 & HR - all at rest🧵
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mrzphd's profile picture. To inspire passion, the unexpected, learning from failure in a new generation • Author • MVP • NCCE Trainer • #MIEExpert • #MicrosoftEdu • #ShowcaseSchool
Michelle R. Zimmerman, PhD #MIEExpert #LongCovid
 @mrzphd
Jul 12

2/ Here’s the twist: even KN95 masked while in HBOT and not even 1/2way to 1.3 atm (very low because sinus & ear pressure) is superior to portable oxygen alone, just 11 minutes in HBOT. Why masked, you ask? 2 reasons: 1) exhaling active infectious COVID will release into the room

mrzphd's tweet image. 2/ Here’s the twist: even KN95 masked while in HBOT and not even 1/2way to 1.3 atm (very low because sinus & ear pressure) is superior to portable oxygen alone, just 11 minutes in HBOT. Why masked, you ask? 2 reasons: 1) exhaling active infectious COVID will release into the room
mrzphd's tweet image. 2/ Here’s the twist: even KN95 masked while in HBOT and not even 1/2way to 1.3 atm (very low because sinus & ear pressure) is superior to portable oxygen alone, just 11 minutes in HBOT. Why masked, you ask? 2 reasons: 1) exhaling active infectious COVID will release into the room
mrzphd's tweet image. 2/ Here’s the twist: even KN95 masked while in HBOT and not even 1/2way to 1.3 atm (very low because sinus & ear pressure) is superior to portable oxygen alone, just 11 minutes in HBOT. Why masked, you ask? 2 reasons: 1) exhaling active infectious COVID will release into the room
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mrzphd's profile picture. To inspire passion, the unexpected, learning from failure in a new generation • Author • MVP • NCCE Trainer • #MIEExpert • #MicrosoftEdu • #ShowcaseSchool
Michelle R. Zimmerman, PhD #MIEExpert #LongCovid
 @mrzphd
Jul 12

3/ when I depressurize and release the air. I wanted to see if I could prevent accumulation of viral airborne particles in KN95 & still get benefit, and 2) to check the hunch that wearing a mask is not what drops O2. Also, comparing portable O2 alone vs added pressure to dissolve

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mrzphd's profile picture. To inspire passion, the unexpected, learning from failure in a new generation • Author • MVP • NCCE Trainer • #MIEExpert • #MicrosoftEdu • #ShowcaseSchool
Michelle R. Zimmerman, PhD #MIEExpert #LongCovid
 @mrzphd
Jul 12

4/ oxygen into blood even at very low pressure makes a quantitative measurable difference. Let’s compare: 1) without, 2) with portable O2 4L/min, 3) mHBOT halfway to 1.3 atm Notable severity of symptom reduction in HBOT during acute COVID even w lower pressure superior to O2.

mrzphd's tweet image. 4/ oxygen into blood even at very low pressure makes a quantitative measurable difference. Let’s compare: 1) without, 2) with portable O2 4L/min, 3) mHBOT halfway to 1.3 atm Notable severity of symptom reduction in HBOT during acute COVID even w lower pressure superior to O2.
mrzphd's tweet image. 4/ oxygen into blood even at very low pressure makes a quantitative measurable difference. Let’s compare: 1) without, 2) with portable O2 4L/min, 3) mHBOT halfway to 1.3 atm Notable severity of symptom reduction in HBOT during acute COVID even w lower pressure superior to O2.
mrzphd's tweet image. 4/ oxygen into blood even at very low pressure makes a quantitative measurable difference. Let’s compare: 1) without, 2) with portable O2 4L/min, 3) mHBOT halfway to 1.3 atm Notable severity of symptom reduction in HBOT during acute COVID even w lower pressure superior to O2.
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mrzphd's profile picture. To inspire passion, the unexpected, learning from failure in a new generation • Author • MVP • NCCE Trainer • #MIEExpert • #MicrosoftEdu • #ShowcaseSchool
Michelle R. Zimmerman, PhD #MIEExpert #LongCovid
 @mrzphd
Jul 13

5/ Early studies with sham (lower, but still pressure) that concluded no benefit to HBOT because there was no significant difference between both conditions, both improved. I’ve always wondered if the study failed to ask at what pressure is benefit noted? pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/25401463/

mrzphd's tweet image. 5/ Early studies with sham (lower, but still pressure) that concluded no benefit to HBOT because there was no significant difference between both conditions, both improved. I’ve always wondered if the study failed to ask at what pressure is benefit noted? <a style="text-decoration: none;" rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/25401463/">pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/25401463/</a>
mrzphd's tweet image. 5/ Early studies with sham (lower, but still pressure) that concluded no benefit to HBOT because there was no significant difference between both conditions, both improved. I’ve always wondered if the study failed to ask at what pressure is benefit noted? <a style="text-decoration: none;" rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/25401463/">pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/25401463/</a>
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