Can I Be Breathing and Oxygen-Deficient?

January 16, 2022 by Robert

How can you be oxygen-deficient?

First, think about the importance of oxygen in your moment-to-moment life. You can live several days without water and some weeks without food, but only a few minutes without oxygen. Research has estimated that ninety percent (90%) of the energy we need for life is dependent on oxygen. Oxygen is the fuel that gives us the energy to live. Oxygen regulates all functions within our bodies, including digesting food, thinking, how we feel, our ability to move, our sleep patterns, and even our ability to think and put thoughts together for speech. It is no wonder that when you become oxygen-deficient, you will experience adverse health effects.

Living on the Earth in this day and time means that you are functioning at some level of oxygen deprivation. Scientists who study the ancient ice layers in the Arctic have found oxygen trapped in ice bubbles which contain about fifty percent (50%) oxygen. Around one hundred years ago, that number was down to around 38%. Then it dropped again, so only thirty years ago, the Earth’s average oxygen level was about 22%, with that number being even worse in highly industrial regions. Why these dramatic decreases in available oxygen? The industrial revolution and the rise of air pollution. This trend is profound when considering that life can not survive if the oxygen in our airdrops to seven percent (7%).

Signs and Symptoms

Oxygen deficient blood level occurs when the oxygen content of the blood drops below 96%.

Here is just a partial list of some signs of hypoxia or oxygen deficiency:

bronchial problems,
circulation problems,
depression,
dizziness,
fatigue,
irritability,
muscle aches and pains,
memory loss,
poor digestion, and
overall body weakness.

Our immune system is dependent on oxygen to maintain and defend our health. If our immune system does not have sufficient oxygen, our body is more susceptible to microorganisms such as bacteria, fungi, parasites, and viruses.

When you counteract oxygen-deficient levels, you increase your body’s ability to work better, work faster, and fight harmful agents within your system.

A safe, stabilized oxygen supplement like OxygenSuperCharger™ can help increase the oxygen level of your blood, thereby having more oxygen available for life-sustaining body functions and a better quality of life.

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