The earth's supply of oxygen appears to have been in a state of decline from the beginning, and researchers have determined that the oxygen in our atmosphere today is as much as one-third less than in ancient times, and that oxygen content in the air continues to decline, at an accelerated rate. Because of global pollution and depletion of our natural resources, primarily, less oxygen is being released back into the air, and less carbon dioxide is being absorbed and broken down. Also, our civilization's combined technologies consume nearly 20 times the amount of oxygen that would normally be extracted by five billion breathing humans.
The result of all of this is that the percentage of oxygen to total gases in the air we need to breath continues to decline. Consequently, our bodies are becoming oxygen-deficient. This deficiency puts tremendous stress on the human body as it labors to obtain all of the oxygen required to function properly. As oxygen levels in the body are reduced, the body's immune system begins to weaken, cell performance is impaired, and we become vulnerable to disease, and other symptoms of oxygen deprivation.
There is no question about the relationship between oxygen and deficiency and disease. Dr. W. Spencer Way writes in the Journal of the American Association of Physicians, "Insufficient oxygen means insufficient biological energy that can result in anything from mild fatigue to life-threatening disease. The link between insufficient oxygen and disease has now been firmly established." According to Dr. Arthur Guyton, MD, "All chronic suffering is caused from a lack of oxygen at the cell level." His statement is echoed by Dr. Parris Kid, Ph.D., who states, "We can look at oxygen deficiency as the single greatest cause of all disease." Dr. Otto Warburg, recipient of two Nobel prizes in Medicine, referred to oxygen as "A vital cell detoxifier," and pointed to oxygen deficiency as the underlying cause of degenerative diseases, and ultimately the death of the cell.
Scientists like Dr. Way and many others now believe that the initial symptoms of oxygen deprivation-which in actuality constitutes the gradual oxygen starvation of the body's seven trillion cells-include the following:
*Premature aging
*Overall bodily weakness
*Muscle aches
*Anxiety, depression and stress
*Irritability
*Fatigue
*Memory loss
*Circulation problems
*Poor digestion
*Acid stomach
*Lowered immunity to colds and flu
*Bronchial problems
*Various bacterial, fungal, viral and parasitic infection, and more.
Conversely, oxygen is the vital factor which gives our body the oxidizing "firepower" it requires to resist microorganisms, repel disease and liberate the energy which facilitates life. It also helps our bodies to breathe more easily.
There are numerous ways to encourage and introduce more oxygen into our bodies, however, the safest, simplest and most effective way to increase the oxygen levels is the use of stabilized oxygen drops, a super-oxygenation technology that offers a promising solution to this universal problem of oxygen deprivation. Supplemental stabilized oxygen drops makes pure oxygen available to be absorbed into the bloodstream where it is carried directly to the body's cells and tissues.
O2 Plus is the newest generation of this super-oxygenation technology. This wonderful product is ideal for both rehydration, and improving one's sense of overall wellness. O2 Plus is completely safe to the user and is released into the bloodstream to enhance the body's cellular oxygenation over a four to five hour period.
A few drops 3-4 times a day in water can boost energy levels, promote faster recovery from illness or injury, greatly enhance the uptake of essential nutrients from food sources and dietary supplements, strengthen the immune system, purify foul water, and much more.
Suggested Usage: 1-2 drops per 1 oz of drinking water. Can be conveniently mixed in larger amounts, proportionately, e.g., 25 drops per quart, 50 drops per half gallon, etc. Note: Can be used topically as well.