"I have Primary Progressive Multiple Sclerosis and I find that oxygen therapy both makes me feel less lethargic and also helps to slow down the progress of my symptoms. I have been attending the Chedgrave MS Centre twice a week for the last three years."

"My condition affects me in many ways. It affects my bones and my bones and my muscles causing a great deal of pain and discomfort, but in particular, the chronic fatigue can be extremely debilitating and this, as a result, prevents me from being able to participate in everyday life activities, such as being able to work, or walking, swimming, gardening and just enjoying life, which is both upsetting an frustration for someone like me who is only in their late fifties."

" Last year I was diagnosed with oesophageal cancer and approached it with a broad range of alternative treatments. One of these was yourselves and the Barochamber which straight away became a weekly visit and still is to this day. It is very difficult to quantify which of my treatments has had a beneficial effect on my healing ,but with my latest scan showing the tumour to be too small to now show, I think that the Barochamber has had a very important impact. It is a fact that cancer hates oxygen so what better a way to contribute to its demise than by filling your system with it. At the same time I am sure it is doing good to the whole bodies immune system and will continue with my weekly slot for the foreseeable."

"My husband started to have sessions once a week, about two years ago, at the hyperbaric unit in Chedgrave Norfolk. He was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease when he was 52, nearly 19 years ago. He does not have the version with a tremor, but has muscle pain, and intermittent problems with speech, some movement, and walking, although this can vary from day to day. We have always felt that it has been very beneficial, as he does not need a walking aid, or a wheelchair, which is quite unusual after so many years."