Keanu Reeves Chambers, Insomnia and Hyperbaric Oxygen

No, this is not an article on Keanu Reeve’s latest sci-fi / thriller movie. What exactly is this that you are reading? Well, read on and find out, Curious George.

Insomnia is a sleep disorder characterized by persistent difficulty falling asleep or staying asleep despite the opportunity. According to the United States Department of Health and Human Services in 2007, there were approximately 64 million Americans who suffered from insomnia on a regular basis each year. Insomnia according to the source also occurs 1.4 times more commonly in women than in men.

And I have found that insomnia can be alleviated by hyperbaric oxygen chamber treatments. Ask Keannu Reeves. Yes, the Keanu Reeves who fought evil computers in the Matrix. Apparently, despite the multi-million dollar contracts, Reeves can’t sleep well.

And so he bought his own portable hyperbaric chamber at his Hollywood Hills home and sometimes even on his film set to administer the treatment. She has already undergone numerous sessions and has convinced her Street Kings co-star Naomi Harris to try the treatment.

But for us from humble origins, we must not despair. Hyperbaric treatments aren’t just for Hollywood people. There are, if you look closely, many ways to test hyperbaric chambers for ourselves.

One, there are single bag cameras to rent at a cost of $ 2,000 a month. Then there are also double bag hyperbaric chambers that cost $ 2,675 a month.

But if you want to have one at your disposal, single bag cameras are available at $ 12,900, while double bag cameras cost $ 16,900. Yes, they are quite expensive. But again, getting a good night’s sleep and rest is worth all the expense, if you ask me.