Living underwater for 100 days may sound like a fantasy, but for Dr. Deep, it was a reality. Dr. Deep, a renowned marine biologist and explorer, spent 100 days in a specially designed habitat at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean, conducting research on the effects of deep-sea living on the human body and mind.

Dr. Deep's mission was not only a scientific one, but also a personal one. He suffers from a rare genetic disorder that causes chronic pain and inflammation in his joints and muscles. He wanted to test if living in a high-pressure environment would alleviate his symptoms and improve his quality of life.

“To explore anything new always results in personal and professional discoveries,” Dituri said in the release. “This experience has changed me in important ways, and my greatest hope is that I have inspired a new generation of explorers and researchers to push past all boundaries.”

The results were astonishing. Dr. Deep reported that his pain levels decreased significantly after the first week of living underwater. He also noticed improvements in his mood, sleep, memory, and cognitive abilities. He attributed these changes to the increased oxygen levels, reduced gravity, and soothing sounds of the ocean.

But how did he manage to survive for so long without surfacing? Dr. Deep used a technique called saturation diving, which involves breathing a mixture of oxygen and helium. This prevents the formation of nitrogen bubbles in the blood, which can cause decompression sickness or "the bends". He also had to undergo a gradual decompression process before returning to the surface, which took about two weeks.

Dr. Deep's experiment has opened up new possibilities for the future of medicine and exploration. He believes that living underwater could offer a natural and effective treatment for various chronic conditions, such as arthritis, fibromyalgia, and depression. He also hopes that his experience will inspire more people to appreciate and protect the marine environment, which is home to countless species and resources.

Dr. Deep is currently writing a book about his 100 days underwater adventure, which will be published later this year. He plans to continue his research and exploration of the deep sea, and hopes to set a new record for the longest time spent underwater by a human.