Take That star Gary Barlow pays surprise visit to oxygen clinic in Dublin

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Mr Barlow surprised staff when he arrived for a number of oxygen therapy sessions at their clinic.

Take That star Gary Barlow paid a surprise visit to a Dublin oxygen therapy clinic while on tour. Amber Oxygen are based on the Malahide Road in Dublin and specialise in Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT), a treatment that involves breathing pure oxygen in a pressurised chamber. Mr Barlow surprised staff when he arrived for a number of oxygen therapy sessions at their clinic.

Ingrida Markovskiene, CEO of Amber Oxygen, wrote on Instagram: “We feel truly privileged and honoured to have had the wonderful Gary Barlow with us at the clinic this week while he was on tour here in Ireland. “Mr. Barlow attended a series of oxygen therapy sessions and absolutely fell in love with the experience.



“Oxygen therapy is a fantastic support for vocalists - it enhances oxygenation throughout the body, helps reduce inflammation, promotes recovery of the vocal cords, and prepares the body and mind for the demands of intensive performances. “We were genuinely overwhelmed by Mr. Barlow's simple, warm, and gracious visits.

“His kindness and humility touched all of us here, and it has been an absolute joy to support him as he brought his incredible energy and music to Ireland. “Thank you, Mr. Barlow, for trusting us - and for inspiring everyone around you with not only your talent but also your wonderful spirit.

” Oxygen therapy allows your body to absorb significantly higher levels of oxygen, which promotes natural healing processes, accelerates tissue repair, and enhances overall wellness. HBOT has proven effective in treating a wide range of medical conditions, including non-healing wounds, sports injuries, neurological disorders, and more. Mr Barlow is known to be a fan of hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT).

It's been used by celebrities like Barlow, Justin Bieber, and Lady Gaga, as well as athletes and individuals seeking to improve their well-being. Subscribe to our newsletter for the latest news from the Irish Mirror direct to your inbox: Sign up here..