Oxygen - The Breath Of Life

Just as the mother whale gives birth under the water she instinctively knows that there is no further life for the newborn without that first breath of life, the first breath of air, the first breath of oxygen -- from the surface. All whales have been helped to the surface, at that first moment of life, to breathe in that first breath. k

The adult whale can take in enough oxygen, in one breath, to last for about an hour -- the Sperm Whale can dive to 10,000 feet. They certainly can handle the oxygen better than man!

Man does not die the instant he stops breathing because he has stored oxygen in various cells as well as his lungs to keep the body alive, even when he is not breathing. But, one minute of "holding your breath" is a big deal for most people -- even though some divers can hold theirs for much longer. You don't die after one minute, but you may go unconscious. You still don't die -- because there is still oxygen stored in your cells! In fact, after, say, 20 minutes of "not breathing" one person dies, and another does not! Why? It is the oxygen stored in those cells that keeps them alive.

Death and disease are intimately bound up in the presence or absence of oxygen in the body -- and in the amount of that oxygen in the body. "Oxygen" alone is an insufficient study -- you must add the subject of "free radicals" before you can utilize information about "oxygen."  You'll find amazingly new scientific truths here.

Is there a shortage of oxygen in your body?  Do you have too much of the dangerous "free radical form of oxygen?"

This web site is devoted to the storage of oxygen in your system, and further, the storage of so much oxygen that you can achieve a super-saturation of the cells with oxygen so that miraculous changes in actual function and operation take place compared to when we depend on the polluted and toxic air we breathe now, and the reduced oxygen content, even, of that air.

This web site is a breath of fresh air in a world of pollution.

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