Dr. Jennifer Laude, graduated from the University of Kentucky with a PhD in Behavioral Neuroscience and Psychopharmacology. Her postdoctoral fellowship was completed at Stanford University in Internal Medicine with cross-appointments in Psychiatry, Psychology, and Neuroscience. Dr. Jen also taught psychiatry and psychology at various colleges and universities across the United States.
While cultivating an awareness of the serious limitations of medical research and what is taught in universities, she also learned of a rare autoimmune condition suffered by her family members. These events motivated Dr. Jen to spend years pouring over the scientific literature for answers: Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) provided hope. After seeing profound healing in her own family using HBOT, Dr. Jen left Stanford, and has since made it her mission to help people heal. To this end, Dr. Laude has also completed over 40 credit hours of training in Oxidative medicine and Hyperbaric Medicine and Safety.
"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! After great deliberation, I knew it was time to change my path, leave Stanford, and work towards actually helping people heal. I have witnessed seemingly miraculous recoveries and have confirmed a deep-seated belief I held: the body possesses an innate intelligence that medical research may never fully grasp. Within each person, is the capacity to heal; hyperbaric often simply supplies the body with the energy it needs to heal itself".
