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The Power of Oxygen for Optimal Health

Oxygen plays a powerful and primary role in our overall health and well-being. It is vital for proper metabolic functions, blood circulation, the assimilation of nutrients, and digestion and the elimination of cellular and metabolic wastes. Even our abilities to think, feel, and act require oxygen-related energy production.Text 61277 to 98028 / 1-800-270-3209 Ext 39 to hear 24 Hour Recorded Info Orginally Posted at: letusclose.com/bigdoggpinc or http://ow.ly/BPG43052tQe

It is no surprise then that scientists have determined that low levels of oxygen can disrupt the body's ability to function correctly.

“...All chronic pain, suffering, and diseases are caused from a lack of oxygen at the cell level,” states Dr. Arthur C. Guyton, M.D., in The Textbook of Medical Physiology.

So you can see why oxygen is so important to maintaining overall optimal health.

The oxygen concentration in a healthy human body is approximately three times that of air, and the human body is largely composed of oxygen. All metabolic processes in the body are regulated by oxygen, and 80% of all our metabolic energy production is created by oxygen.

Oxygen is vital for proper metabolic functions, blood circulation, the assimilation of nutrients, and digestion and the elimination of cellular and metabolic wastes. Even our abilities to think, feel, and act require oxygen-related energy production.

Sufficient oxygen helps the body in its ability to rebuild itself and maintain a strong and healthy immune system. And a growing number of researchers have confirmed that the best way to improve health may be related to the optimum oxygenation of every cell.

Unfortunately, because pollution is everywhere, we don't get enough oxygen just from breathing. As toxins contaminate the air, they replace oxygen molecules…and this change in the makeup of the air that we breathe, is having a direct effect on our health.

What’s more, stress (emotional or physical), lack of exercise, infections, medications, viruses, drugs and alcohol, highly processed fast foods, and polluted water further reduce the bio-available oxygen in the blood stream.