Take a Breath of Fresh Air

Oxygenate Your Body

It is a frequently heard expression referring to the importance of breathing, and the pursuit of well-being involves good oxygenation of the body. This is also what makes mountain stays attractive. In this case, we think of external, pulmonary respiration, which allows the blood to be recharged with oxygen before being distributed throughout the body. The lungs therefore participate in gas exchanges and play a role in acid-base balance as well as in blood filtration.

But we forget the importance of internal respiration which allows exchanges between the blood and the cells. At the heart of these cells, there is an "oxygen enclave" enabling the creation of the energy necessary for the functioning of our organs.

In the presence of hydrogen and oxygen, a chemical reaction will lead to the production of water useful for other reactions or rejected and eliminated from the body. The supply of oxygen at the cellular level thus allows energy production and promotes the management of hydrogen, thereby limiting the production of acidity.

There are a number of traditional therapeutic methods using oxygen. Among them, there is a liquid formula of stabilized oxygen in water which is taken at a rate of 10 drops per day, thus offering our body an essential element for its vitality.

Better oxygen absorption increases the assimilation of food, nutrients, vitamins and minerals and will therefore improve endurance, strengthen immunity, enhance the functioning of all our organs and help fight against internal or external aggressions… By promoting the combustion of toxins, oxygen offers us better recovery after an injury, illness, physical effort or stress.

Recently, at a medical conference on anti-ageing and anti-degenerative diseases, the ability of oxygen to repolarise cells was highlighted, thus contributing to the fight against their degeneration.

So, to better enjoy life oxygenate yourself.