Oxygenated Water Might Lower High Blood Pressure

Oxygenated water might lower high blood pressure by reducing oxygen levels in cells, as explained by Dr. David Minkoff.

Q: Will super-oxygenated water help me with my high blood pressure?

Dr. Minkoff: It might. One theory of high blood pressure is that if tissues, the cells throughout the body, are not getting enough oxygen, then blood pressure has to be increased so oxygen can be delivered. Sometimes, it doesn’t get delivered because the magnesium level in the body is low, and all the blood vessels are in spasm.

Sometimes it’s because there is a deficiency of essential fats, the blood is a little thick, and it’s not getting pushed through. Sometimes it’s low vitamin D; constricted blood vessels need more pressure to get blood through. So, if those are the reasons, the bottom line is that the cells aren’t getting oxygen. And the message that goes back to the central nervous system and the heart is: “increase the pressure so we can get more blood into the tissues and get more oxygen delivered.”

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FACT:  While 10% of our body’s energy comes from food and water… a staggering 90% of our energy comes from oxygen!

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Oxygenated water might lower high blood pressure.

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