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His first stop is hyperbaric oxygen therapy—a treatment where the body is exposed to oxygen at several times the normal atmospheric pressure. The process involves placing the patient in a sealed chamber with a helmet delivering 100% oxygen, aiming to enhance wound healing. However, experts clarify that hyperbaric oxygen is mainly effective for treating severe injuries like burns or carbon monoxide poisoning, not improving athletic performance. It is regulated in Singapore, emphasizing the importance of proper protocols to prevent lung or ear damage.