Pure O2Bodyclenze Detox Program
Step Two: Oxygen Bar
1. What is Oxygen?
Oxygen includes 21% of the atmosphere at all altitudes. The remaining atmosphere consists of 78% nitrogen and 1% traces of other gases. Oxygen under normal conditions is an odorless, colorless, tasteless, non-combustible gas. It is the most important single element on earth. At each breath we fill our lungs with air. Millions of tiny air sacs (known as "alveoli") in our lungs inflate like tiny balloons.
Oxygen is source of life. Nevertheless, modern city people suffer from various illnesses especially because of oxygen scarcity symptom due to the lack of oxygen in the air. Moreover the increasing air pollution aggravates the oxygen scarcity.
2. What are the benefits of oxygen?
Oxygen is the most needed compound in the human body. The human body can live weeks without food, days without water, but only minutes without oxygen. Oxygen helps keep our blood flowing, our bodies functioning properly, and aids in helping to fight infections and rid the body of toxins. Oxygen acts as a vehicle and carries important ingredients with it, such as Vitamins A, C, D, & E. Oxygen is also an effective treatment against acne and acne-prone skin types.
3. Is oxygen addictive?
Very simple [Yes and No]
Yes = "You can't live without oxygen!"
No = "Using supplemental oxygen is not going to force you to want to be on it all the time, unless you have a medical condition that requires it."
4. What is oxygen therapy?
Oxygen therapy is any supplemental process that safely increases the available dissolved oxygen content in the body. Therapies may also include processes that enhance the body's ability to use or promote oxygen absorption. People with asthma, emphysema, chronic bronchitis, occupational lung disease, lung cancer, cystic fibrosis, or congestive heart failure may use oxygen therapy.
5. How do I get tested for Oxygen Therapy needs?
The primary test for oxygen levels in the blood is called an Arterial Blood Gas test (ABG). Freshly oxygenated blood from the lungs is distributed throughout the body via your arteries, and returns to your heart via your veins. To measure accurately the oxygen levels in your blood, it is necessary to take a small sample of your blood from an artery. A Respiratory Therapist or physician usually performs this test. The blood is then run through a blood gas analyzer and the results are available instantly. This is how your doctor knows if you need supplemental oxygen, how much oxygen to put you on, and whether it is working or not.
Another test to measure oxygen saturation in the blood is called Pulse Oximetry. This is a small infrared sensor device that is clipped to your finger or ear and can measure your oxygen saturation density through your skin.
6. What Oxygen Therapy Does For You?
Receiving home oxygen therapy offers a number of substantial benefits for patients. For instance, sleep disruption due to low oxygen levels will be reduced by using supplemental oxygen. Oxygen therapy has also been known to help improve concentration and memory. Those suffering from oxygen starvation often feel weak and listless. Receiving oxygen increases energy levels and provides an overall feeling of well being. Clinicians often recommend a combination of supplemental oxygen and regular exercise to improve patient's quality of life.
7. What are the benefits of oxygen therapy?
- Headache relief
- Increased clarity
- Boosts immune system
- Relieves nausea
- Can prevent heart failure in people with severe lung disease
- Allows the bodies organs to carry out normal functions
Long-Term Benefits of Oxygen Therapy:
- Prolongs life by reducing heart strain
- Decreases shortness of breath
- Makes exercise more tolerable
- Results in fewer days of hospitalization
Some individuals fear oxygen therapy because they feel they may become permanently sedentary and lose their independence. In fact, most people discover that oxygen therapy actually improves their energy level. This oxygen bar increases the concentration of oxygen you breathe by 30%, helping you to relax and reduce stress without medication or an oxygen tank. A quiet compressor (45dB) draws in ambient air (which contains 21% oxygen normally) and first passes it through two filters that remove larger dust particles and impurities. Air is then passed through a membrane that isolates oxygen, increasing its total concentration to 27%. The concentrated oxygen is then pumped through a tube to an adjustable headset--worn either over the head or around the neck--where it exits the tube at an outlet, allowing you to recline, lie supine, or sit in your favorite comfortable chair as you inhale.
Pure O2 Bodyclenze Detox Program - Step Two: Oxygen Bar
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| 10 Minute Session | $10.00 |
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