Diving Into The Deep
When a person’s body is placed in a more pressurized environment, oxygen is driven into the body’s fluids (e.g. blood plasma, lymph, and cerebral spinal fluid), allowing a super-saturation of tissues and organs, even reaching injuries with damaged circulation (e.g. damaged area in brain from stroke).
Patients undergoing hyperbaric oxygen therapy have reported a range of benefits including improved circulation, pain relief, reduced inflammation, improved mental clarity, injury repair, fighting infection and disease, and anti-aging.
Indeed, many holistic and alternative health communities recognize hyperbaric oxygen therapy as a powerful adjunctive healing modality.
Data-Driven Analysis from Neuroscientist Dr. Laude, on Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy
During my time at Stanford University, I began seeing serious limitations of the models applied in medical research. Desperate to find something to help my family, I spent years pouring over the scientific literature. Finally, I came across Hyperbaric Oxygen. There was undeniable evidence this therapy brought relief and deep healing to a range of previously helpless, chronically-ill patients. This therapy brought hope to the hopeless! I read countless case studies, met some of the leading researchers in the field, and spoke with world-renowned physicians about the apparent dissociation between research and practice. After great deliberation, I knew it was time to change my path, leave Stanford, and work towards actually helping people heal. I must say, I have witnessed seemingly miraculous recoveries and have confirmed a suspicion that had developed as I become more involved in medical research: the body possess an innate intelligence that medical research may never fully grasp. Within each person, is the capacity to heal; hyperbaric oxygen simply supplies the body with the energy it needs to heal itself
– Dr. Jennifer Laude, Founder, Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy of Idaho
Meet Our Team
Our founder, Dr. Bryan Call, DC, was drawn to this therapy after learning about the alkalinity and oxygen rich healing oxygen therapy offers. He treated his mother who has Mass Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS), with Hyperbaric Oxygen therapy and seeing her symptoms improve and her quality of life return he became passionate about brining this therapy to the community and working to educate people about its many benefits.
He started his affiliation with CBD Healthcare Company (CBDHCC) in 2019 due to his work and thought leadership in the complementary nature of CBD topicals for enhancing massage and therapeutic protocols. AS the Chief Scientific Research Officer, he contributed to CBHCC team’s massage and other protocols for reducing stress/anxiety, pain relief, facial treatments, injury prevention and skeletomuscular restoration/regeneration for improving flexibility, mobility and strength.
He is the owner of the anti-aging cellular regeneration center, Cell Regen, located in Hood River, Oregon and on the medical advisory board for Morozko Forge Ice Baths.
While in Florida, again his wife introduced him to Kambo. He quickly connected to the benefits and is diving deeper as a facilitator and to the science of what happens in the body to connect these ancient medicines into modern concepts of health.
He now enjoys regular training of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, practicing cold exposure following Wim Hof’s method in cold therapy, cold hiking and running, freestyle skiing (through backflips on Mt. Hood), learning to kiteboard, teaching and playing with his 3 children, enjoying traveling with his wife. He is planning his first book on brain health for release in 2022.
Leading the organization in art direction for growth and expansion.
Growing up south of Seattle– playing lots of traditional sports and a deep love of the arts. Coupling dexterity and team involvement–creative endeavors turned dexterity into a passion. She brings a sense of community outreach, connecting and networking as a visionary member of this team. Adina is in charge of administration, digital marketing and event coordinating for Hood River Hyperbaric and Cell Regen.
She is currently finishing her Web-Design/Development and Social Media degree online at Brigham Young University-Idaho.
She is a runner- finishing 3 half marathons this past year, training in CrossFit and staying active. She enjoys painting, drawing with her kids and cooking. Hiking with her family and is learning how to kite-board in the Columbia River Gorge.
“As a trained neuroscientist, I became particularly interested in the clinical evidence showing that hyperbaric oxygen therapy could regenerate neurons in the brain. It would seem this therapy should be part of the standard of care for stroke recovery, Alzheimer’s, or TBI patients.”
