Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Denied to Doctor, Embraced by Government

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" Dorothy Conforti had had a massive stroke. Her CAT scan showed

extensive brain damage. One side of her body was completely

paralyzed and she had no control over her bodily fluids or bowels.

She could barely see and was unable to communicate. She couldn't

feed herself, and she was close to death.

 

Dr. Steenblock treated her in his hyperbaric oxygen chamber for one

hour every four hours and three hours of chelation, around the clock.

 

A follow up CAT scan showed the therapy successfully restored 85

percent of the damage to her brain.

 

Today, she is back to normal.

 

Despite the enormous amount of testimonials from his patients, and

incredible successes like Dorothy's, establishment medicine was

threatened.

 

Neurologists testified and told their patients that if it was in

fact a valid treatment, they would be using it. Dr. Steenblock was

savagely attacked with every slander and pressure they could bring

against him. "

 

 

By National Health Federation's President

Maureen Kennedy Salaman

 

June 2003

 

http://www.thenhf.com/articles_09.htm

 

 

 

Patty is in critical condition as the paramedics wheel her into the

emergency room. Relatives had pulled her out of her running car in a

closed garage and her doctors fear the worst. She is in a coma and

her CAT scan shows the carbon monoxide has caused extensive brain

damage.

 

They have one trick up their sleeve: put her into the

hospital's hyperbaric oxygen chamber. In the chamber, Patty is given

compressed, richer oxygen that is expected to regenerate the

portions of her damaged brain.

 

Hospital technicians explain that as the pressure in the chamber

increases, more oxygen is able to get to Patty's brain.

 

Later, her doctor proclaims that Patty is out of her

coma and is showing remarkable improvement. This is a true story

that was documented by producers of cable television's The Learning

Channel, and aired as a segment of their show, " Trauma, Life in the

ER. "

 

Dedicated Physician Shut Down, Medical Successes Ignored

 

David A. Steenblock, M.S., D.O., was the first physician to

establish a comprehensive stroke and brain injury rehabilitation

facility using HBO therapy and other modalities, with the goal being

to repair the damaged brain from stroke and trauma.

 

Practicing out

of the Health Restoration Medical Center in Mission Viejo, CA, the

reward for his dedication has been that he has been hounded,

persecuted, his records confiscated, and family members threatened

as the FDA tried to keep him from using the very therapy Charity

Hospital in New Orleans now publicly utilizes on national

television!

 

Until Dr. Steenblock's remarkable work no one has paid attention to

or studied the repair of the damaged brain.

 

Limbs and motor skills were given extensive therapy, but establishment

medicine has contemptuously maintained the position that there was no

reversing

damage to the brain.

 

Despite their contentions, Doctor Steenblock's

success with his patients and his thriving practice demonstrated

that brain damage can be reversed, even after years of time.

 

He told me about one particularly profound case. Dorothy Conforti

had had a massive stroke. Her CAT scan showed extensive brain

damage. One side of her body was completely paralyzed and she had no

control over her bodily fluids or bowels.

 

She could barely see and was unable to communicate. She couldn't feed

herself, and she was close to death. Dr. Steenblock treated her in his

hyperbaric oxygen

chamber for one hour every four hours and three hours of chelation,

around the clock.

 

A follow up CAT scan showed the therapy

successfully restored 85 percent of the damage to her brain. Today,

she is back to normal.

 

Despite the enormous amount of testimonials from his patients, and

incredible successes like Dorothy's, establishment medicine was

threatened. Neurologists testified and told their patients that if

it was in fact a valid treatment, they would be using it. Dr.

Steenblock was savagely attacked with every slander and pressure

they could bring against him.

 

In 1995, the Department of Consumer Affairs approached the National

Stroke Association (NSA). They said that hyperbaric oxygen was not

only unproven but potentially dangerous. They quoted three

references from 1966 to prove their point.

 

Using the NSA's contention, the California FDA and the Department of

Consumer Affairs issued a scathing report condemning the use of

hyperbaric oxygen for strokes.

 

Dr. Steenblock looked up their references and found they had nothing

to do with hyperbaric oxygen. Nothing.

 

He sued the National Stroke Association. Through utter chicanery, it

never got to court. They said it was opinion. The Department of Consumer

Affairs used the National Stroke Association's report to retaliate

against Dr. Stenblock.

 

They raided Dr. Steenblock's practice, telling him that if he

continued to use his hyperbaric oxygen chambers they would enter his

offices at will, anytime they chose, bring bulldozers, drag the

chambers out and destroy them.

 

Led by the California FDA, the Department of Consumer Affairs made

good on their threat. On the day they raided his office, he had 21

feeble and very sick patients waiting for treatments.

The patients

were absolutely up in arms; extremely agitated as the government

took away the only help they could find.

 

One became so stressed by

the raid that he had a heart attack and died on the spot. At the

time, Dr. Steenblock had a doctor assisting him. When the FDA told

him they would conduct another raid without notice, he resigned.

No

doctor will work with Dr. Steenblock under the threat of losing his

license to practice.

 

The government's action has cost Dr. Steenblock one of his

practices. He had one medical and one trauma and stroke. He has lost

a million dollars and counting. He is stuck with a lease that he is

still paying to the tune of a quarter of a million dollars on a

medical clinic that he was forced to shut down because the doctor

who assisted him quit.

 

His second office is the stroke and trauma

center, which is under constant threat. At one time he owned a

$450,000 lab, which was closed down by the California FDA.

 

As I writethis, Dr. Steenblock, having run out of money to pay attorneys

to represent him, is representing himself against the Bureau of

Medical Quality Assurance board. This is his fourth hearing.

 

In the face of all this, I discovered that the Air Force is

conducting its own research on using hyperbaric oxygen as medical

therapy. A website

 

(http://www.wpmc1.wpafb.af.mil/pages/hbo/hbo1.htm)

from the WrightPatterson Medical Center at Wright Patterson Air Force

Base in Ohiostates their belief that it is a viable and successful

therapy. It

states that their Department of Hyperbaric Medicine, 74th Medical

Group, is doing extensive research in the medical uses of HBO. One

page of the website proclaims:

 

 

" The Hyperbaric Medicine Flight team works to improve the health

status of our patients through quality hyperbaric medicine

consultation and care. We are dedicated to the advancement of the

use of clinical hyperbaric medicine through quality research and

development of equipment and practices.We are committed to enhancing

the understanding of this therapeutic modality through education of

health care professionals and the public. "

 

Just above a photo of their chief of medicine is a bold proclamation

of their goal:

 

" To be a leading authority for research, education, and applications

of hyperbaric technology and medicine. "

 

Dr. Steenblock has been doing just this for 11 years, under the most

adverse circumstances the government, financed by endless funds -

ours, could possibly create.

 

The government medical group's case reports include a 64-year-old

diabetic female whose wound infection would not have healed without

HBO; a 55-year-old female whose gangrene was completely healed after

37 treatments; and a 52-year-old male whose post-cancer surgery of

the mouth resulted in necrosis that was resolved after 91

treatments.

 

Recovering from Trauma

 

Despite the darkness thrown onto this dedicated pioneer, Dr.

Steenblock, the light of knowledge is reaching the world. The good

news is that hyperbaric oxygen, or HBO, is now being recognized as a

valuable tool in reversing the effects of trauma.

 

Two factors are nvolved with HBO: oxygen and pressure.

 

The pressure helps reduce th dangerous swelling that follows trauma to

the body. If delivered

soon after head or neck injury, damage to the brain and spinal cord

can be minimized.

 

Because of HBO's unique ability to deliver oxygen

to the brain and other parts of the body, to previously dormant

cells, it can be used to minimize the effects of strokes, gangrene,

near drowning, extensive blood loss, near hanging, crush injuries,

electrocution, burns, edema and serious infections.

 

Anywhere there

is a loss of oxygen to a part of the body resulting in tissue

damage, HBO can help.

 

Based on what I've read, I believe it is

entirely possible that if actor Christopher Reeve had received HBO

therapy shortly after his horseback riding accident, he would not

have suffered such extensive paralysis.

 

Every medical trauma unit should have one, and a portable version

should be developed. Imagine! At the site of a car crash in which a

victim has been pinned inside the car; arms and legs deprived of

blood and oxygen, in danger of being amputated as a result, the

paramedics can transport him in a hyperbaric oxygen chamber,

delivering vital oxygen to those limbs, probably saving them.

 

In an incredible testimonial to the power of hyperbaric oxygen

therapy to heal, a 40-year-old man whose brain was seriously injured

in a car crash was brought back to life after doctors had given up

all hope.

A month in the hospital and after extensive tests,

therapies and drugs, the man still did not respond to commands or

open his eyes spontaneously. He was in a deep, deep coma, and

doctors didn't know if he would ever come out of it. When he was

discharged from the hospital, he required total life support. The

doctors told his wife she should place him in a nursing home since

no further improvement could be made.

 

Not willing to give up, his wife tried hyperbaric oxygen therapy.

 

Tests before therapy showed extensive brain deficits. After only one

treatment, improvement was noted. By the 93rd treatment the man not

only had come out of his coma, but could walk, move his arms,

understand what was going on around him and speak well.

 

After 188

treatments, tests showed his brain was completely recovered. The

man's doctors and therapists were amazed.

 

A clinical psychologist testified, " During this time the patient has

had markedly dramatic improvement in many of his cognitive

functions. He has become ambulatory, acquired good communication

skills with others again, has become independent once more in his

self-help skills, and regained much of his short-term and long-term

memory. He seems to have responded to the hyperbaric oxygen

treatment programs. "

 

Dr Steenblock conducted a study of his own results. It is most

profound because of the number of patients: 50, and the amount of

time since their strokes: average 28 months.

It showed that no

matter how long since the traumatic event, hyperbaric oxygen therapy

can still benefit the patient.

 

He conducted the study with 50 " stable and no longer improving "

stroke patients, average age 62 years and, again, average time of 28

months since their stroke. They received HBO therapy for 90 minutes

each day, six days a week for 60 treatments, as well as physical

therapy for two hours and EEG biofeedback for 30 minutes each day,

five days a week. Physical therapists' evaluations and patients'

questionnaires were collected prior to and after the program. The

therapists' evaluation included range of motion, strength of

extremities, bed mobility, bed to chair transfers and body's balance

level.

 

By the therapists' evaluations, 100 percent of the patients

showed improvements in one or more functions. Of those, 18 percent

had mild gain, 48 percent received good gain and 34 percent had

excellent gain.

 

Results from patients' questionnaires showed that 95.83 percent of

the patients or their family members believed that the patient

experienced one or more improvements in their motor ability,

sensitivity to touch and temperature, bladder and bowel control,

cognition, memory, speech, sight and hearing.

At the conclusion of

the program, 29 percent of the patients ranked the program as good,

42 percent ranked it as excellent, and 25 percent reported the

program was stupendous.

 

The Reality of Strokes and Trauma to the Brain

 

What conventional medicine has failed to realize, and why it has so

stubbornly refused to acknowledge the possibility of stroke

recovery, is that strokes do not result in the death of brain cells.

 

 

Dr. Steenblock explains that the traditional concept of infarction,

that the brain tissue dies from a blood and oxygen shortage lasting

more than a few minutes, is no longer valid.

 

Actually, the death of

brain cells occurs only when the flow of blood falls below a certain

level (approximately 8-10 ml/100 gr./min.) while at slightly higher

levels the tissue remains alive but not able to function.

 

Thus, in

acute stroke the affected core brain tissue may die while the more

peripheral tissues remain alive for many years after the initial

insult. Those brain areas that are injured and are not receiving

enough blood flow as a result of stroke or trauma are referred to

as " ischemic penumbra, " " sleeping neurons, " or " dormant " or " idling

neurons. "

 

These neurons are nonfunctional but anatomically intact

and can be regenerated with hyperbaric oxygen therapy, repairing and

generating new blood vessels to the injured parts of the brain. It

is this reality that allows the open minded physician to realize

that HBO can and does work!

 

Let Me Count The Ways

 

There are many ways in which HBO benefits the patient. It reduces

edema by about 50 percent. In acute burns it reduces fluid

requirements by 35 percent in the first 24 hours. It reduces white

cell adhesion to capillary walls.

 

In about 15 treatments, red blood

cell flexibility is doubled. White blood cell killing of aerobic

bacteria and some fungi is greatly enhanced at high oxygen

pressures, helping to control osteomyelitis and necrosis.

Extremely

important is its stimulation of new capillary and collagen formation

in radiated tissue, normalizing tissue oxygen tensions to permit

surgery, healing, and even bone grafting.

 

Finally, it increases

tissue levels of superoxide dismutase, which counters the formation

of free radicals after injury, resulting in better tissue survival.

 

The Committee on Hyperbaric Oxygenation of the Undersea and

Hyperbaric Medical Society (UHMS), which has cognizance over this

field, currently has approved 14 disorders for treatment in the

chamber.

 

HBO was first used for gas gangrene by Brummelkamp in 1965 in

Holland and thousands of patients have been treated with HBO for

this disorder worldwide. The best evidence comes from a U.S. Air

Force study carried out by researchers at the School of Aerospace

Medicine.

 

They demonstrated that if HBO is used for gangrene within

24 hours of the time of diagnosis, the overall mortality rate, when

combined with surgery and antibiotics, is six percent. This is

compared to a 14 percent mortality rate without HBO.

 

Entirely too common is the loss of limbs by the diabetic patient.

Oriani reported a 10-year experience that showed 80 percent salvage

in a group of diabetics suffering limb-threatening lesions that

received HBO, versus 40 percent in controls.

 

Multiple other

retrospective studies involving approximately 500 patients have been

consistent and indicate a 70-90 percent success rate, with success

defined as the avoidance of amputation and, in many cases, complete

wound healing. Not uncommon is an amputation rate of 12.5 percent in

a treated group versus 40 percent in a control group.

 

One of the biggest problems in treating gangrenous lesions is the

education of referring physicians. Surgeons tend to operate on their

patients before sending them for hyperbaric treatment.

 

It is

inadvisable to put a patient on the operating table when he is in

severe septic shock and then to administer an anaesthetic while

delaying hyperbaric treatment.

 

While the patient is in surgery, the

organisms have several hours to cause further deterioration. The

surgery before hyperbaric treatment severely compromises that

patient's prognosis.

Gangrene can kill within six hours of diagnosis

so a three hour delay while doing a massive debridement is

counterproductive.

 

Re-education of surgeons in this regard is

urgently needed. When this knowledge permeates the surgical

community, patients will benefit greatly.

 

Hyperbaric oxygen is of value when blood transfusion cannot be

carried out.

 

This situation occurs in Jehovah's Witnesses who refuse

transfusions or any form of blood product. Another rare situation is

where the patient has severe hemolysis and it is impossible to type

and cross match blood for transfusion.

 

HBO's ability to stimulate new capillary and collagen formation in

the skin means postoperative recovery can be enhanced. Whether by

trauma, illness or cosmetic surgery, postoperative patients can see

faster recovery times with less residual scarring.

 

Research has shown that survival can be more than doubled in

severely burned patients treated with hyperbaric oxygen compared

with controls. In a small series of severely burned patients, it was

found that the hospitalization costs were lessened by approximately

$92,000 per patient when hyperbaric oxygen was used.

There also was

less than half as much grafting. There have been anecdotal reports

showing dramatic relief of sickle cell crisis with hyperbaric

oxygen. Original work done at Duke University showed that sickle

cell forms of the erythrocyte were markedly reduced under hyperbaric

conditions.

 

There have been anecdotal reports of patients with cerebral abscess

who have recovered following HBO treatment. Prior to being placed in

the chamber, they were pursuing a downhill course and were nearly

moribund. Similarly, the Russians have done a study of peritoneal

abscesses which has shown enhanced survival in humans. There are

also animal studies which show hyperbaric oxygen is of benefit.

 

One study found 20 patients with Bell's Palsy were cleared up in 15

days or less with twice daily treatments at 2.8 atmospheres absolute

(ATA) for one hour. This rapid remission is unheard of in the usual

clinical case.

 

It has been found that in the case of leprosy, the Mycobacterium

leprae is sensitive to high partial pressures of oxygen. It has been

reported that six treatments carried out over a three-day period

have produced permanent remission. Since leprosy is a tremendous

financial burden in much of the world, further research must be

carried out to bring hyperbaric oxygen to the rescue in this

disorder.

 

Dr. Steenblock sees HBO benefitting autistic children, by its

ability to repair damaged brain blood vessels, stimulate growth

hormones, detoxify and heal the damaged brain, pancreas and

intestinal tissues and decrease the hyperexciteability of these

children.

 

Treatments twice a day have proven successful for the

correction of chronic chemical allergies, as well as patients

suffering from multiple sclerosis, says Dr. Steenblock.

 

In 1971, Dr. George Hart published a case study in which a Naval

Officer partially paralyzed from a stroke showed good improvement

after 15 HBO sessions. This was followed by a month with no HBO, and

no change in the patient's condition. After the next series of HBO

treatments, the officer was able to return to full duty.

 

His study

of 40 stroke patients after HBO therapy showed 27 percent

experienced significant improvement, 53 percent had moderate

improvement and 20 percent had no improvement. Dr. Steenblock has

seen improvement in stroke patients who have been paralyzed for as

long as 15 years.

 

It should be obvious by now that establishing HBO therapy for early

trauma treatment and recovery should made a priority in every trauma

unit and hospital as soon as possible.

 

The evidence is irrefutable

that HBO has the potential to not only allow us to recover from

trauma with few lasting effects, but reverse disabilities and help

us live our lives again free from their constraints. It is with

great satisfaction, especially now that I've seen the remarkable

benefits of HBO therapy for myself, that I am witness to this

explosion of research and acknowledgement that it is a credible,

valuable and attainable medical therapy.

 

I urge you to write the health committee and Bureau of Medical

Quality Assurance. Send this article to friends and loved ones who

might benefit from Dr. Steenblock's modalities.

 

Politicians don't seethe light, they feel the heat.

 

Send this article to your

congressman and senators and state legislators. Tell them we want

the freedom to choose to save our own lives.

 

REFERENCES

 

" Adjunctive Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Reduced Length of

Hospitalization in Thermal Burns, " Cianci P., et al, Journal of Burn

Care & Rehabilitation, v. 19, p. 432-435, 1989.

 

" Autism Due to Stress and Mineral Deficiencies, " Steenblock, David.

A., M.S., D.O., Health Restoration Medical Center press release,

1999.

 

" Blood Cell Deformability and Hyperbaric Oxygen, " Mathieu D, et al,

Med Subaquatique Hyperbar, v. 3, p. 100-104, 1984.

 

" Chronic Non-hematogenous Osteomyelitis Treated with Adjuvant

Hyperbaric Oxygen, " Davis, J. C., et al, Journal Bone Joint Surg.,

v. 68, p. 1210-1217, 1986

 

" Clinical Hyperbaric Medicine, " Kindwall, M.D., Eric P.,

http://www.etcusa.com/clinical.htm.

 

Diabetes Spectrum, v. 10, n. 2, p. 118-123, 1997.

 

" Effects of Hyperbaric Oxygen on Post-bur Plasma Extravasation, "

Wells C.H., Hinton, J. G., In: " Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy, " Davis,

J. C., Hunt, T. K., editors, Undersea Medical Society, Bethesda,

MD., p. 259-265, 1977.

 

" Effects of Hyperbaric Oxygen on Oedema Formation After a Scald

Burn, " Nylander G., et al, Burns, v. 10, p. 193-196, 1984.

 

" Effects of Hyperbaric Oxygen on Adenosine Triphosphate in Thermally

Injured Skin, " Stewart R. J., et al, Surgical Forum, v. 39, p. 87-

90, 1988.

 

" Gas Gangrene: Review and Update, " Heimbach, R.D., HBO Review, v. 1,

p. 41-61, 1980.

 

" Hyperbaric Oxygen For the Treatment of Closed Head Injury, "

Neubauer, Richard A., M.D., Southern Medical Journal, v. 87, n. 9,

p. 933-936, September 1994.

 

" Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy for Necrotising Fasciitis Reduced

Mortality and the Need for Debridements, " Riseman, J. A., et al,

Surgery, v. 108, p. 847-50, 1990.

 

" Hyperbaric Oxygen for Treatment of Stroke and Traumatic Brain

Injuries, " Steenblock, David A., Journal of Naturopathic Medicine,

v. 8, n. 1, p. 61-67.

 

" Hyperbaric Oxygen in the Treatment of Bell's Palsy, " Racic, G.P.,

et al, Proceedings of the Annual Scientific Meeting of the European

Undersea and Biomedical Society, Gothenberg, 1985.

 

" Metabolic Effects of Hyperbaric Oxygen in Post-ischemic Muscle, "

Nylander G, et al., Plastic Reconstructive Surgery, v. 79, p. 91-96,

1987.

 

" Morphological Analysis of the Microcirculation During Reperfusion

of Ischemic Skeletal Muscle and the Effect of Hyperbaric Oxygen, "

Zamboni W. A., et al, Plastic Reconstructive Surgery, p. 1110-1123,

1993.

 

" Oxygen Therapy and Diabetic Gangrene: a Review of 10 Year's

experience, " Oriani G., et al, Proceedings of the Joint Meeting on

Diving and Hyperbaric Medicine.

 

" Problem Wounds in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery: The Role of

Hyperbaric Oxygen, " Marx, R. E., et al. In: Davis, J. C. , Hunt, T.

K., editors, " Problem Wounds: the Role of Oxygen, " Elsevier Science

Publishing, New York, p. 65-125, 1988.

 

 

 

 

 

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Posted by: Chris Gupta on October 28, 2004 05:32 PM

 

 

 

 

 

Unfortunately, our medical establishment is ignorant, having

received minimal (as in minutes) of introduction to HBOT. What one

does not know, one fears.

My grandson had an hypoxic birth, with his mother dying shortly

thereafter. He has Cerebral Palsy as a result of this lack of

oxygen. He has had 96 HBOT treatments and is greatly improved. I

believe if he had been treated with HBOT at birth, we would not be

seeing the symptoms of CP.

At one point, when we were first seeking treatment, a young man

brought his 55yr old mother for treatment. She had sustained massive

head injuries in January due to a car accident. She was eventually

left with a diagnosis of persistent vegetative state. Four months

later she received HBOT and after 20sessions was walking and talking

coherently. She was featured in the Toledo Blade, Mothers Day 2003.

HBOT is the standard of care in all continents except the USA. And

we are the smartest, greatest, most technological,etc.? How?

We are truly behind the times.

 

Posted by: Judith Burkholder BS, RN on November 23, 2004 12:41 AM

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