Do I Lack Oxygen?

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By Natural Health+

Taken from the The One-Minute Cure: The Secret to Healing Virtually All Diseases

In today’s world, many people are oxygen-starved without realizing it. Air filled with pollution and smog, aside from being oxygen-depleted, also inhibits our ability to take in sufficient amounts of oxygen. We breathe slowly and shallowly when taking in polluted air, and as a result, our bodies become accustomed to living with less oxygen. Smog is full of carbon monoxide and other toxins, and the body reacts by breathing more slowly and in a shallow fashion to take in less polluted air.

Our atmosphere should ideally contain about 20 percent oxygen, but in some especially polluted areas, it is as low as 10 percent. As a result, it is virtually impossible for us to inhale the amount of oxygen we need to effectively fight off diseases. Even as we continue to pollute our air, we are also cutting down trees locally, and in the rain forests at alarming rates. Trees breathe in the carbon dioxide we breathe out, and they provide oxygen in return. Fewer trees mean less oxygen for us to breathe.

Tap water contains little oxygen because it travels through pipes, never being exposed to air. It is also treated with high levels of chlorine, which removes oxygen. In addition, the way we cook and over-process food drastically reduces the oxygen content of our food. Fast food and food that is manufactured and processed to have a long shelf-life are oxygen deficient. The over-prescription of antibiotics also has detrimental effects on a body’s oxygen level because these drugs, wreak havoc on the oxygen-producing aerobic bacteria in the digestive tract. All of this, combined with the sedentary lives many of us lead, cause a lack of oxygen.

Some researchers even believe that many people who are considered to be of average intelligence are actually functioning at much lower levels because of a lack of oxygen. Without oxygen, a person will die within about nine minutes. It stands to reason that a slight decrease in the amount of oxygen a person receives will have detrimental effects on the brain’s function over time. Those people who live in large cities with high pollution often feel depressed, tired and irritable, and these symptoms could certainly be due to continually breathing polluted air and smog. Supplementing a healthy diet and exercise with hydrogen peroxide therapy, will provide the brain and nervous system with a boost of oxygen that can help a person think more clearly and be more productive.

One of the most exciting prospects on the horizon is that hydrogen peroxide therapy shows great promise as a way to prevent, treat and cure Alzheimer’s disease and dementia. In light of the fact that an estimated 4 million Americans suffer from Alzheimer’s Disease (approximately 360,000 develop it each year; and over the next 50 years, the incidence of AD is expected to quadruple), the personal, economic and social ramifications of a hydrogen peroxide cure cannot be over- estimated.

In addition to dementia, memory loss and Alzheimer’s Disease, which are conditions suffered by a significant percentage of the aging population, many senior citizens are plagued by other bothersome realities of getting older as well. Hydrogen peroxide once again comes to their rescue. One patient, who is in his late sixties, found it nearly impossible to get out of bed in the mornings. His muscles and joints were so sore and stiff that he would have to roll out of bed and lie on the floor for a while before he could stand. A friend suggested that he try hydrogen peroxide therapy by spraying the mist through a nasal spray bottle. He began using the spray a few times a day, and after a couple of weeks he found himself able to practically leap out of bed. He was no longer plagued by the aches and pains often considered an inevitable part of aging, and he soon found that he was less frequently visited by viruses and other ailments.

Older people report that hydrogen peroxide therapy seems to reverse the detrimental effects of aging, and they often feel better than they have in years. Simply supplying the body with a boost of oxygen will provide increased energy and alertness. More and more doctors believe it will prove the best therapy for all age-related diseases.