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Cellular Oxygenation

Do Your Cells Need Oxygen?

You can live without food for weeks, without water for days, but without oxygen all die within minutes!

Oxygen is the most vital nutrient for our bodies! Without a continuous, proper supply of oxygen our body’s internal organs begin to degrade, become diseased and age fast. Did you know that the brain requires more oxygen than any other organ in the body? If the brain doesn’t get enough oxygen the result can be sluggish thinking, negativity, depression, irritability, and even the decline of vision and hearing. Many elderly persons become senile due to lack of oxygen to the brain. Lack of oxygen has also been considered to be a major cause of cancer. Studies have shown that when oxygen was withdrawn from cells they could turn into cancer cells.

Lack of oxygen is also a major cause of heart disease and strokes. Think of your body as a fire. A fire needs a fuel source such as wood, but it must have oxygen to keep burning. It must have an “aerobic ” environment. Your body too, must have an aerobic environment!. An “aerobic” environment means lots of oxygen around your body’s cells. These cells need oxygen to perform metabolic functions. Cells were designed to burn glucose, and they need oxygen to keep the fire burning. This burning process, also called metabolism, produces wastes. When your cells become surrounded with wastes, the oxygen cannot reach the cells.

When this happens cells do not function properly. Once oxygen is no longer able to reach the cells, the environment in the body becomes an “anaerobic” one, and changes start happening. Cells become diseased! Diseased cells prefer to live and multiply in an oxygen poor or “anaerobic” environment, and therefore they increase in quantity in an environment filled with wastes. Increasing the amount of oxygen in your body can only benefit your body. Exercising, increasing your intake of green, yellow and red vegetables, and deeply colored fruits will increase the amount of oxygen in your body. The other incredibly important way to keep the wastes down and give the oxygen access to our body’s cells is to drink a LOT of water.

Scientists have discovered that Oxygen was 38 percent of our atmosphere 10,000 years ago, compared to the 21 percent today.
Oxygen levels are getting lower and lower due to pollution and industrialization.

We are simply NOT getting as much oxygen as our human bodies were designed for! Activated Oxygen, a singlet oxygen atom, attacks undesirable molecules of bacteria, molds, aromatic chemicals, organic and inorganic, etc.

Some History behind Activated Oxygen

In 1888, it was discovered that high potential electricity (such as lightning) produces hydrogen peroxide.” When there is high potential electricity over oxygen it converts oxygen into ozone (O3), this ozone oxidizes environmental pollutants and cleans the air. When ultraviolet light from the sun penetrates to the oxygen layer around the earth, it turns O2 into O3. Ozone is a bluish gas, which is why the sky is blue when the air is clean! In 1967, a doctor researched the use of oxygen as a therapy. A process was developed which was successful in enriching water up to 60mg O2/L. Prior to that time, only 10mg O2/L had been achieved.

The process was using an ion physical linkage of molecular O2 and H2O molecules. This research revealed that the oxygen rich water decreased nitrates, reduced oxidative stress, increased oxygen levels and assisted the body in removal of toxins. A double blind study revealed that oxygen enhanced water demonstrated significant improvement in blood and immune system function. It was then discovered that oral oxygen is absorbed by diffusion and osmosis through the cells in the stomach and intestines and reaches the body’s blood circulation through the portal vein. Oxygen enhanced water can perform all the same functions as the oxygen absorbed through the lungs.

Symptoms of Oxygen Deprivation in Your Body
Fatigue Inability to Cope Obesity Candida
High Blood Pressure Bloating Varicose/Spider Veins Sinusitis
Low Immunity Aches/Stiffness Constipation Diarrhea
Edema Anemia Memory Loss Poor Digestion
Allergies Cancerous Cells Overall Bodily Weakness Muscle Aches
Lowered Immunity to Colds, Flu, and Infections

 

Positive Effects of Adequate Oxygen
Balanced Blood Pressure Adequate Detoxification Improved Cell Metabolism Balanced Stomach Acid
Improved Circulation Antiviral Effects Antibacterial Effects Anti-Fugal Effects
Improvements in Asthma Improvements in Allergies Healthy Immune System Accelerated Wound Healing

Ninety percent of our energy is created by oxygen. Our body consumes larger amounts of oxygen to rid human bodies of waste and toxins. The link between insufficient oxygen and disease has been established. The more oxygen we have in our body, the more energy we produce. Researchers have discovered that the human body was designed to grow and operate at a 50% stronger concentration of oxygen than what’s currently available. Knowing this, we must get a higher level of concentration of oxygen into our bodies.

Symptoms of Oxygen Deficiency
Low Stomach Acid Bacterial Infection Viral Infections Parasitic Infections
Bronchial Problems Chronic Hostility Poor Circulation Depression
Dizziness Fatigue Irrational Behavior Irritation
Tumors Deposit Buildups Memory Loss Poor Digestion
Allergies Cancerous Cells Bodily Weakness Muscle Aches
Lowered Immunity to Colds, Flu, and Infections

The above mentioned medical symptoms often begin with a vague feeling of uneasiness. The symptoms progress over time, and become illness and disease. Cells that are partially starved of oxygen will send out tiny panic signals which are often felt as a continuous sensation of uneasiness, dread or disaster. This warning system tends to be ignored or is attributed to other sources. Ninety percent of our energy is created by oxygen. Our body consumes larger amounts of oxygen to rid human bodies of waste and toxins. Stress in the body can lead to a lack of oxygen!

Types of Stress that Deplete Oxygen
TOXIC STRESS: Toxic stress comes from drinking polluted water, breathing polluted air, and eating unhealthy foods.. Extra Oxygen is needed to constantly detoxify our bodies.
EMOTIONAL STRESS: Panic, Fright, Anger, etc… cause the production of adrenaline which uses up our oxygen supply.
PHYSICAL STRESS: Physical stress reduces circulation. Reduced circulation in turn causes reduces oxygen supplies to cells and tissues in our body.
INFECTIONS: Use up oxygen to combat bacteria, fungi, and viruses. Drugs used to fight infections will also deplete cellular oxygen since oxygen is required to metabolize them out of the system.

Also, a chronically acidic system causes the body to deplete oxygen reserves. Doctors believe this can lead to a vicious cycle of toxin accumulation and oxygen depletion which eventually results in serious illness and disease. Cancer has only one prime cause! It is the replacement of normal oxygen respiration of the body’s cells by an anaerobic (oxygen-deficient) cell respiration!

Author: Life Enthusiast Staff