Flood Your Body with Oxygen

(NaturalNews) The most overlooked solution to all manner of illness and disease is perhaps the simplest. All pathogens, viruses, and parasites are anaerobic. They thrive in the absence of oxygen, but cannot survive with an abundance of oxygen. Even cancer cells cannot exist in oxygen. They depend on fermenting glucose to survive and multiply. The most common and effective therapy for oxygenating is ozone therapy, which was practiced in the USA from the late 19th Century through the 1940s. But since the 1940s the FDA has come down hard on ozone therapy in the USA, while much of Europe, Russia, Cuba, and Mexico use ozone therapy now and continue to prove its efficacy without side effects. Ozone Therapy So if oxygenating is so great, then why aren't emphysema patients able to walk out of their wheelchairs? The O2 oxygen supplied by those canisters helps people breathe, but doesn't create the process of internally manufacturing detoxifying enzymes. The O3 ozone has an unstable atom that breaks away as O1, which penetrates tissue and serum cells more rapidly than O2, initiates unique metabolic processes. Both healing and detoxification occur rapidly as a result. Ozone therapy is currently used successfully in Germany, Spain, Russia, the Caribbean, Mexico, Cuba and other nations. The results are astounding, and there are no adverse effects. Ozone is normally administered as a liquid by IV or injection and simultaneously as a gas though a tube placed in the anus. Because of potential Herxheimer reactions ("healing crisis" from toxins released) that can discourage one from continuing, full percentage dosages are not administered until the fourth session. Then the next four sessions are for healing at full strength. A clinical evaluation is made after each series of four sessions, each of which takes no more than a half hour. The results are often dramatic. Most chronic diseases and cancers are cured completely in less time than most other alternative treatments take. Ozone therapy is often used simply to improve health by intense detoxification, even for those who are not suffering from a particular disease. Of course, doctors were not taught this in medical schools. Those health practitioners who are interested have to receive special training at specialized facilities. Hyperbaric oxygen therapy is often effective by placing the patient in a highly pressurized chamber of pure oxygen. This more expensive method requires specially trained personnel as well as special bulky equipment. Oxygenating at Home

Non IV use ozone generators for home use are available for ozonating water and purifying air, even for absorbing ozone anally or vaginally. But the manufacturers of these devices are often harassed or shut down by the FDA. Food grade H2O2 or hydrogen peroxide can be mixed with water and consumed as a method of oxygenating serum and tissue cells. Food grade means it's pure and without stabilizers, making it safe for consumption if properly diluted. The over the counter is H2O2 3.5% non-food grade. The 35% food grade H2O2 has to be properly diluted. But handling 35% hydrogen peroxide is dangerous since it is so caustic if not properly diluted. It can burn. So now there are lower percentage and safer food grade hydrogen peroxides available, as low as 12%. Since "Mr. Oxygen" McCabe's book Flood Your Body With Oxygen as well as his videos, audios, and live lecture tours, several "designer supplements" that create oxygen in the body have emerged for health conscious consumers. They are usually mixed in water and consumed without the hassle of ordering food grade H2O2 and diluting it properly for consumption. http://www.naturalnews.com/029306_oxygen_pathogens.html

Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Improves Autism

(NaturalNews) Hyperbaric oxygen therapy, already used for the treatment of the bends, carbon monoxide poisoning and a variety of other conditions, may lead to improvement in autistic patients, according to a study conducted by physician Daniel Rossignol and published in the British Medical Journal. "These findings confirm what we are seeing in clinical practice -- that many children with autism may benefit with the use of this treatment," Rossignol said. Hyperbaric oxygen therapy involves having a patient inhale oxygen pressurized to a level greater than atmospheric pressure. While anecdotal evidence has already led many physicians to begin experimenting with the therapy as a treatment for autism, the current study is the first large scale, double-blind controlled clinical trial into its effectiveness. Rossignol randomly assigned 62 autistic children between the ages of two and seven to inhale either air that consisted of 24 percent oxygen at 1.3 atm or only slightly pressurized air (1.03 atm) consisting of 21 percent oxygen for 40 sessions of one hour each. The treatment took place at six different centers across the United States. After 40 hours of treatment, children in the hyperbaric (1.3 atm) treatment group showed significantly improvement in measures of eye contact, sensory and cognitive awareness, social interaction, receptive language and overall functioning, compared to children in the control (1.03 atm) group. "We're not saying it's a cure," Rossignol said, "but ... if you can improve understanding so a kid doesn't run in front of a car, or improve sleep, that would be a benefit." Researchers do not know what mechanisms hyperbaric therapy might act through to improve the symptoms of autism, but Rossignol hypothesized that it might help reduce the inflammation that constricts blood flow to the speech centers of autistic children's brains. It might also improve the brain's overall ability to absorb oxygen, with similar effects. "With autism on the rise, it is promising to see a study that has been conducted with the high standards endorsed by the medical community," said Shannon Kenitz of the International Hyperbarics Association. "Having this scientifically controlled and analyzed study that shows the positive effects of hyperbarics is truly what this community has needed." http://www.naturalnews.com/026186_oxygen_therapy_hyperbaric.html

Oxygen Therapy- A Basic Introduction

Oxygen therapy is the latest entrant in the medical industry and all thanks to the wonderful results that it promises it has become quite popular also. In oxygen therapy hyperbaric oxygen is used to treat several health ailments. It is a comprehensible fact that oxygen is vital for cell metabolism as it leads to tissue oxygenation which is considered imperative for normal physiological functions. Our lungs absorb oxygen from the air and if they stop doing this is the right way, many health ailments begin to occur. In this treatment approach, oxygen is passed through an oxygen chamber and this gas then passes through the entire body. Our airways act as pipes via which the air passes and if the right amount of gas stops passing through this can lead to several medical issues, especially the ones related to breathing such as asthma. Oxygen Therapy For Cluster Headaches & Migraines We all know that migraines are the most difficult kind of headache to deal with and this is the reason that researches are being constantly carried out to settle for the most appropriate treatment option. Oxygen therapy is one of those options that have shown some great results in a short span of time. In this therapy the amount of oxygen that passes through the veins is improved so that the intensity of the triggers and their constant occurrence is reduced. Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy For Cancer Hyperbaric Oxygen therapy is being used to cure even the most deadly disease that we all know such as cancer and AIDS. In this therapy the growth of white blood cells is stimulated and this automatically leads to a better protection from viruses and bacteria that might lead to cancer. The flexibility of the red blood cells is also improved using this oxygen therapy. Another good area where this therapy works wonders for the cancer patients is that the growth of petrochemicals is degraded. Oxygen Therapy For COPD Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease is one of the most deadly health ailments but with the arrival of oxygen therapy there has arrived a big sigh of relief. This treatment option has made it possible for the people suffering from COPD to gain back the control of their life. The primary aim of oxygen therapy in the case of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease is to raise the PaO2 without worsening the acidosis. Another big reason why this oxygen therapy is being used to cure chronic obstructive pulmonary disease is that even the long term use of this approach does not lead to any kind of complications.

For many people oxygen therapy has proven to be a blessing as they have found immediate and long term relief from the health issues that have been meddling them for years. Before you make your mind to go in for this treatment approach make sure that you get yourself examined by a qualified doctor and get the required tests done. This is going to help you know whether you are the right candidate for oxygen therapy or not. http://www.amazines.com/article_detail.cfm/3561444?articleid=3561444

Paying to Breathe: Bottled Oxygen A New Trend?

In the 1980's, people scoffed in the face of bottled water. Water in a bottle? Why pay a dollar for something that can be gotten free from a drinking fountain? Because it was

convenient. Bottled water is as common as the air we breath. Will anything surpass it in popularity? Well.... A new trend is brewing in America, and that is bottled oxygen. That's right, oxygen in a bottle. Sure, it's free all around you, but...these come in different scents and flavors! Not to mention they cost $50 a piece. So, what is bottled oxygen? It is an aerosol canister that is presurized with 90% - 93% pure oxygen, with the option for a scent/flavor addition. This canister comes with either a spray nozzle, a mouth piece, or an air tube for large cans. You take a long deep breath or two, and then seal it up. These bottles come in varying sizes. Unlike the ones scuba divers use, which are heavy and are strapped to ones back, these cans are smaller and designed for everyday use. They range in size from large with a weight of several pounds, to being ultra-small, and weighing mere ounces. The typical mouth piece is shaped like a mouth guard. Simply insert into mouth, press a button, and breathe deeply. Oxygen-in-a-bottle is not an entirely new idea. In fact, it is quite old. Oxygen bars have existed for quite some time, giving users a few minutes of oxygen to enhance whatever experience the person hopes to enhance. Likewise, divers have used oxygen canisters for breathing, and mountain climbers have used portable oxygen to survive at high altitudes. So what is the appeal for an everyday person who is neither 14,000'+ feet up a mountain or hundreds of feet down below the ocean? One website selling portable oxygen bottles, BetterThanAir.com, says, "Todays breathable oxygen contains less than 22% oxygen. At one time our breathable air contained more than 50% oxygen...We have adapted, but at a cost...." The website claims that by breathing more oxygen than is available in the environment, we can increase energy, reduce muscle aches, prevent the formation of cancer cells due to oxygen deprivation, sleep better, and endure exercise/athletics longer, among other things. Will bottled oxygen do these things? Anyone who has taken a few deep breaths of oxygen will tell you that it will make one feel relaxed and energized. Likewise, for someone who suffers from chronic headaches, bottled oxygen is often used to alleviate them. As for the claims of helping prevent against diseases and cancers, this is something I can neither confirm nor disprove. I, personally, shall take that assertion with a grain of salt. While bottled oxygen may be an intriguing novelty, it is an expensive one, 50x the cost of bottled water. With the average canister costing about $50 and offering between 30 - 150 breaths, depending on brand and size, it can be quite expensive to experiment with this novelty. There is also a slight danger for the average person to inhale pure oxygen. Oxygen toxicity is a possibility, which will lead to lung collapse. However, one would have to inhale many dozens of these bottles in a row for that to happen.

Benefits do exist for the everyday person to use these, mainly for times when more oxygen is needed. Marathon runners can surely benefit from a puff or two of 90% oxygen, and the muscles will be able to endure longer. For mountain bikers, back country skiers, or mountaineers who don't want to carry a 20lb. canister up a mountain, a small 6inch can be infinitely useful. Also, for someone who is suffering from an asthma attack, deeply breathing pure oxygen can alleviate it. As bottled oxygen becomes more demanded and common, prices are likely to drop, which will make costs of oxygen for climbing and diving more affordable. Whether these are useful is up to the person using it. If you want to have some handy oxygen around, then it certainly wouldn't hurt. Just remember not to 'breathe' and smoke at the same time. http://voices.yahoo.com/paying-breathe-bottled-oxygen-trend-497449.html