Oxy-Water
From Mike White at http://www.breathing.com
Temporarily off the
market.
Oxygenized Watertm
versus
Oxygen Enriched or Oxygenated Water
#577
Note: Recommended by Breathing.com on
far right hand side of label.
There is a HUGE difference.
A common factor in many health challenges is insufficient oxygen available to the bloodstream. When we ingest water with extra oxygen in it, it bypasses the lungs and is available for absorption into the blood stream. This increases the blood oxygen and can also take some of the load off of the lungs themselves making lung problems easier to address.
Fresh rain water has oxygen in it. So do fresh vegetables and fruits. Tap water has very little oxygen in it. Neither does most bottled water.
I have used different oxygen "boosted" sources throughout the years and the one that stands out both cost and results wise is Oxy-water.
Oxywater's Oxygenizedtm water is trademarked and uses a special process to impregnate its water with oxygen. They say it stays in the water longer then other oxygenated products. I feel a huge lift after 1 bottle and use it regularly right after a workout to keep me energized and clear headed.
It:
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Fights fatigue
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Improves immune system function
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Increases energy levels
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Increases mental clarity
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Decreases joint/muscle aches and pains
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Helps reduce shortness of breath
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Speeds recovery from exertion
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Increases blood oxygen levels.
The pure water taste is quite refreshing and Oxywater caused my blood oxygen as gauged by a Pulse Oxymeter, to increase within 10 minutes after consumption. This to me is much more practical and safer then inhaling pressurized oxygen and probably healthier as well due to potential CO2 narcosis from breathing too much oxygen. No fire hazard either. I am using it daily and triple my consumption when I fly in a plane, spend much time in an office building with windows that do not open or having had a particularly stressful day. Add this my daily breathing and exercise routine and I feel pretty good almost ALL the time.
Health professionals take special note. I also used it before and after the liver cleanse and I believe it may be able to detect poor liver function. The reason I believe this is that prior to the cleanse my blood oxygen would dip for an hour after the water was ingested and THEN raise. After the liver cleanse there was no dip, only an increase in blood oxygen as again measured by the Pulse Oximeter. http://www.pslgroup.com/dg/1cdec2.htm This a study about liver function tests using the breath. It strengthens understanding of the importance of the diagnostic relationship of lungs and liver.
Make sure it is OXY-WATER and not some other look alike. Ask for it at your local health food store. Help keep drivers awake; tell your gas station or truck stop to stock it. Also see to it that your drug store, grocery store and airport snack bar starts stocking it.
Airplanes and other "buildings" -an airplane in this sense is a flying building- that can not open its windows are one of the worst environments for breathing adequate oxygen. I believe it is a necessity for any polluted breathing space or one with poor circulation. I play pocket billiards (pool) and showed it to my local club owner. Oxygen works a heck of a lot better at improving your game then alcohol. Imagine, making your brain cells stronger instead of killing them.
I also like the idea of taking extra oxygen in water because it makes me drink more water. We often lose our sense of thirst as we age and this "dryness" is quite negative to health and longevity.
I make sure I use it during my water fasts for maximum absorption and blood oxygenation.
Because of its excellent quality, Oxy-Water is positioned on the Breathing.com Recommended Products page.
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Blessings,
Mike