Oxygen Therapy

"MbumboTatum" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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I'm reading a book on reversing arteriosclerosis and
cleaning arteries.

Among

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other things, it suggests spending 2 periods a day each
lasting 1/2 hour

and

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breathing pure oxygen from a tank (as opposed to a
concentrator).

What are the benefits of oxygen breathing?

It makes money for the company that provides the oxygen.

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In small doses such as this, are there any negative
effects possible?

Some people may retain CO2. Oxygen, in too high
concentrations, can be harmful. All the antioxidants work
against oxygen. So too much oxygen will help defeat the
antioxidants.

The book, you say, "suggests" spending two periods a day
breating pure O2. What evidence does it have that this will
help? Does it talk about how this would increase
inflamation, which will make arteriosclerosis worse?

I think the whole supplemental O2 thing is utter [censored].
You're probably best off bringing the book with you on your
next hike through the woods and burying it.

Jeff

Hi there,

"MbumboTatum" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

I'm reading a book on reversing arteriosclerosis and
cleaning arteries.

Among

Quoted message said:

other things, it suggests spending 2 periods a day each
lasting 1/2 hour

and

Quoted message said:

breathing pure oxygen from a tank (as opposed to a
concentrator).

What are the benefits of oxygen breathing? In small doses
such as this,

are

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there any negative effects possible?

I saw a documentary recently discussing the effects of
oxygen and it suggested that oxygen is actually our enemy
and responsible for the deterioration we suffer as we age.
Kind of like rust in metal which is caused by oxygen also.

Many of the antioxidants and other supplements and vitamins
we take are taken to help protect and cleanse our bodies of
toxins caused by various aspects of our lives of which
oxygen is a major player.

I am relying on memory and considering the time, I'm not
about to look up some reference for you right now, but
may tomorrow.

Steven

Jeff said:

"MbumboTatum" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

I'm reading a book on reversing arteriosclerosis and
cleaning arteries.

Among

Quoted message said:

other things, it suggests spending 2 periods a day each
lasting 1/2 hour

and

Quoted message said:

breathing pure oxygen from a tank (as opposed to a
concentrator).

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I think the whole supplemental O2 thing is utter [censored].
You're probably best off bringing the book with you on your
next hike through the woods and burying it.

I think it would be even more beneficial not to bury it, but
to continue carrying it everywhere.
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I saw a documentary recently discussing the effects of
oxygen and it suggested that oxygen is actually our enemy
and responsible for the deterioration we suffer as we age.
Kind of like rust in metal which is caused by oxygen also.

``People who live at very high altitudes live significantly
longer; they have a lower incidence of cancer (Weinberg, et
al., 1987) and heart disease (Mortimer, et al., 1977), and
other degenerative conditions, than people who live near
sea level.''

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