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2012-05-21T12:52:43Z

Question: How does decreased O2 enhance the effect of high oxygen? Hypoxic or high altitude training is a well established method. In simple terms – intermittent hypoxia triggers adaptive responses that cause the body to optimize oxygen delivery. There are several known, and probable reflex effects that occur to enable the body to operate in

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Dara Torres – 2nd Race Fresh

2012-03-23T18:16:12-00:00

Dara Torres evaluates of how ExtremeO2 improved her 2nd race performance at the Nationals in Atlanta. She used ExtremeO2 to freshen up after the first race, 10:00 a.m. in Atlanta to prepare for the second race at 7:00 p.m.

She finished better than expected, 2nd place, in the Nationals at Atlanta where she was ceded 4th. She attributes the better-than-expected finish to combined support from ExtremeO2 and MagnaPulse energetic support between her races.

Performance Fresh – Chris Thomas – 110m hurdles

2012-03-22T09:13:05-00:00

Watch Chris Thomas go Performance Fresh with ExtremeO2. Chris trains for the Olymipic 110 m hurdles. He describes his 20 minute training experience before/after.

Check out the thermal images of a 3 year hamstring injury that indicates reduced inflammation during the session.

ExtremeO2 speeds injury recovery like Hyperbaric & increases connective tissue elasticity to reduce injury vulnerability. Check out our Zenith Anderson voice care story to hear how ExtremeO2 improves elasticity in connective tissue.

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Laurent Robinson – New Season Fresh

2012-03-15T15:24:27-00:00

Laurent Robinson plays Wide Receiver Jacksonville, FL. Our care program started about November 17 the year before he achieved near-superstar status in Dallas, and then moved to Jacksonville with a whopping 32.5M contract.

The issues we fixed previous limited his performance:

A last-year ankle injury was substantially limiting sprint ability. The ankle caused significant discomfort at each sprint;
Season Fatigue – Where cumulative stress from the ongoing season result in less-than-optimal energy and reluctant performance
An apparent hamstring issue also limited performance;

Stress and Betaine-HCL

2011-09-15T08:55:52-00:00

What is Betaine-HCL?

Betaine-HCL is stomach acid in a pill. Chemically it is Hydrochloric Acid, HCl, combined with Trimethyl-Glycene, TMG. In the stomach, TMG and HCL break apart. The HCl becomes stomach acid while the TMG helps your body detoxify. See methylation for more information on TMG.

What does Betaine-HCl have to do with stress?

Everybody knows what stress is, but almost nobody knows what it does to your body.
In the primitive human terms, stress puts your body into emergency mode.

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Emergency mode turns off/down non-essential body processes, (healing, digestion, etc.) to save energy an anticipated emergency. This anticipatory mode, readiness for flight-or-fight, in principle, puts us in readiness to survive, attack or flee, and anticipates injury. There are many different stages, and causes of stress:

Injury or trauma
Fear – triggering fight or flight defenses
Toxins/poisons
Infections
Anxiety
Many others…

Did you ever notice that your digestion stalls when you’re scared, angry, or injured?

This is because digestion is less important than panic and escape. The “scare” or “stress” response causes your body to shift priorities.

It’s simple. Escaping a predator is more important than digesting your lunch. Fright, stress, or trauma stop digestion because free chloride ions, are a powerful oxidizing agents that produce energy, and neutralize toxins likely critical during emergency.
The three best known energy substrates are:

Oxygen – used in all aerobic respiration respiration processes
Glucose – Can produce energy without oxygen 2 ATP/Glucose
Chlorine – There is lots in the blood, and it readily oxidizes toxins, and is critical first-stage trauma/shock mechanisms.

Your body frees up ready energy substrates because they are critical to survival because they make energy for physical survival. Your stomach stops so your body has more chlorine available emergency use.

Oxygen is a very special topic here . We’ve dedicated an entire website to it because it is so important. Stress causes your body to prepares to survive WITHOUT oxygen.

Are you stuck in stress?

Stress isn’t just about your stomach and digestion – although this is probably what most notice first. Prolonged stress limits cell oxygen delivery. The body is compensates by redirecting chloride ions, to your cells. Chloride ions are the main ingredient in stomach acid.

Chloride loss is caused by long term cellular oxygen delivery failure. Prolonged stress causes a breakdown in critical systems:

Oxygen Delivery decreases as as your body stays in a prolonged panic. Did you ever notice your first reflex upon being startled is to stop breathing? Count your breaths over 5 minutes – optimal is about 16 per minute. If you breathe 14 or less times per minute, stress has shifted your metabolism enough to chage your respiratory pattern. You are not producing enough CO2 to trigger respiration – and your body is running on more glucose and less oxygen than optimal. Cellular Hypoxia Page.
Antagonistic Lipids are built to resist toxins. Cells consume huge amounts chloride ions (Revici), to construct anti-toxins that resist recurring cellular toxins;
Digestion Decreases because extra chloride ions are used when the body cells don’t have enough oxygen. Chloride ion loss reduces digestive performance from decreased stomach acid. Over time chloride loss causes clinical malnutrition, regardless of diet – because nutrients cannot be absorbed properly.

Digestion

When you get stuck in emergency physical mode, there never seems to be enough HCL for your digestion. This causes several symptom patterns:

Do you burp/belch or do you have GERD?	Weak stomach acid fails to kill the microorganisms in your food. These microorganisms ferment your stomach contents, and make Carbon Dioxide that inflates the stomach with gas, and comes out as a burps.
Heartburn	Weak stomach acid fails to kill the microorganisms in your food. These microorganisms ferment stomach contents, and make Carbon Dioxide, CO2. These bubbles percolate up and carry weak stomach acid into the esophagus. The weak acid irritates the esophagus causing “heartburn” discomfort. Notice that people treat “heartburn” by reducing stomach acid, when the cause of heartburn is usually stomach acid that is too weak!
Diarrhea	Food sits in the stomach without ionization that it becomes toxic. The body eleiminates it by dumping it into the gut. Toxins cause the gut to rapidly move the toxins to avoid absorption. Do your stool contents look and smell like previous meals?
Does food “sit” in your stomach?	Then you don’t have enough HCL to ionize food so the food remains in the stomach and you feel bloated with sluggish digestion.

Oxygen Delivery

When your digestion weakens, you will probably notice that stress causes other unexplainable problems:

Joints and muscles are more sore;
You feel more tired – Fatigue Information;
Injuries don’t heal as fast;
Your immune system doesn’t work as well;
Your feet develop cracks;
Your eyesight decreases;
Your voice sounds rough;
You develop varicose veins.

When you ask your doctor about what causes these things – you get the standard “We don’t know” answer, followed by a discussion of some drug that sometimes seems to help these particular symptoms.

It is important to recognize that digestive malfunction occurs because the body is losing the long-term ability to deliver oxygen to cells. This results in escalating use of chlorine to for cellular oxidation. This is where the chlorine – that your body used to use for digestion decreases.

The Glucose Connection and Acidic Metabolism

This condition also disrupts glucose metabolism. Glucose use goes up because cells that don’t have enough oxygen use up to 19 times more glucose. This causes anaerobic lock.

Disruption appears appears as either hypoglycemia or hyperglycemia, depending on how strong your liver is. If it goes on a long time, as hyperglycemia, other organisms, yeast and fungi bloom in body fluids, and further disrupt glucose metabolism. Diabetes Model Here .

Did you ever wonder why you crave carbohydrates under stess? Stress reduces oxygen delivery and forces more cells to run on glucose. You compensate by consuming more sugar, or making more in the glucagon cycle in the liver. If you can’t get 19 times more glucose to make up the energy difference – then you get fatigue. This presents as a matrix of problems:

Excessive reliance on glycolysis creates lactic acid which accumulates and causes soreness;
Tissues are weak because – Mitochondrial energy production drops 19:1
The system pH becomes unstable from excess lactic acids, and reduced Carbon Dioxide (reduced breath rate). See pH Dysregulation;
Prolonged stress can cause a permanent decrease in metabolism – See Stable Physiological Equilibrium.

These symptoms indicate that stress has reduced your body’s soluble oxygen supply. Very Important: This is NOT medical oxygen saturation measured by hemoglobin binding to red blood cells.

Fishbowl Cells

Stress affects Fishbowl Cells first. We call them fishbowl cells because they are like a fish in a fishbowl and must live on the oxygen dissolved in the fluid that surrounds them. These cells are not connected to the vascular system:

White Blood Cells – reside in lymph and travel throughout the body
Lens of the eye – capillaries would prevent vision
Connective Tissue, ligaments, tendonons, cartilage – Stress would destroy capillaries
Artery, capillary and Vein Cells – Even though these cells carry oxygenated blood, they cannot use it. Blood flies by so fast that hemoglobin bound oxygen cannot be delivered. Vascular cells They must use oxygen dissolved in blood plasma.
Larynx / Voice Box – voice becomes rough (remember knowing someone was stressed or sick by their voice? This is why.)

Stress causes hypoxia in fishbowl tissues first. This is what causes the other symptoms that occur when you have stress episodes. Long term stress precedes serious health issues that result from tissues made of fishbowl cells:

Connective Tissue Diseases- arthritis, etc.
Autoimmune Disease – Low energy in immune system causes ecauses poor descrimination and over-allocation of immune system resources;
Vascular Disease – where prolonged inflamammation in vascular tissue results in athersclerotic lesions, which collect fatty deposits;
Aneurysm – where prolonged vascular hypoxia causes eventual weakening of the artery structures muscles and connective tissues in arteries.

This medically unnoticed factor is why “stress” seems to cause so many health problems. Fishbowl cells are more vulnerable to stress because they their oxygen supply is slightly less durable than cells supplied by the vascular system… But only slightly.

Overtraining and exertion cause stress. This is an explanation of how these factors affect athletes. Visit entire site.

Downstream Tissues

It’s not just about the fishbowl cells. Since the pipes that deliver oxygen, the vascular system, is made of fishbowl cells, every cell in the body is indirectly vulnerable to stress. Here is how downstream tissues are affected by stress:

A stress event reduces soluble oxygen;
This causes temporary hypoxia in the the vascular system;
Which triggers inflammation in the endothelium as sodium accumulates in endothelial cells;
The swelling limits blood flow to plasma (stops red blood cells) and reduces oxygen delivery;
Plasma carrying glucose is still delivered, so cells switch to anaerobic energy production;
They start producing lactic acid;
Reduced capillary flow limits tissue drainage and the tissue region becomes acidic;
Energy production drops proportionate to available glucose & oxygen;
CO2 production drops;
Tissue operates at a low energy state, with limited performance and reduced resistance to pathogens;
Tissue utilizes chloride ions to partially compensate for oxygen deficiency;
Eventually disease and degeneration occur.

This capillary choke mechanism limits these capillary chokes. They inhibit blood flow to virutally any tissue, anywhere, and anytime. Capillary chokes cause two different problems:

First they cause many medically unexplainable conditions degeneration, soreness, degeneration, and eventually tissue diseases;
Second, these tissues over-consume chloride ions, which reduces chloride available to the stomach for digestion.

This is one reason chloride depletion gets worse with time. As more of the body locks into a stress pattern, the more glucose and chloride drain from the system. Oxygen Multistep Therapy reverses capillary chokes.
These effects can happen anywhere, but cells that lack a “regular” blood supply from the vascular system are affected first. These cells are most easily identified by the absence of oxygen supplied by capillaries.

How do I fix it?

Many of these conditions can be stabilized - when oxygen is restored early.
Prolonged oxygen depletion often results in permanent tissue degeneration. This degeneration is often erroneously blamed on “age”.
Degeneration occurs because cells have lost something they they need to remain healthy. If your degeneration is because of stress it’s probably because new stress has reduced your body’s oxygen delivery.
Visit our www.liveO2.com for more information on how these degenerative mechanisms work, and how to resist and often reverse them.

Poor digestion is caused by chronic stress

If you want to fix your digestion, you will need to fix damage caused by stress. It is critical to restore your oxgyen levels – otherwise you cannot stop the loss that creates the chloride deficiency which limits digestion.
Betaine-HCL is a very effective way to temporarily restore stomach acid. For permanent repair, you must stop the chloride leaks caused by accumulated tissue stress. This usually means you will have to fix your oxygen metabolism.

Who Are We?

Whole Health Network supplies integrated systems that reverse the effects of stress effects including:

Altitude Contrast and Season Fatigue

2011-08-12T21:18:39-00:00

Altitude Contrast Training usuall resolves season fatigue in 1 fifteen minute session. Detox starts by minute 3. This presentation discusses the physiology of why the system works.

Network Partner Program

2011-09-24T15:47:55Z

Over the past years about a hundred customers have asked to get involved with the Whole Health Network. This material answers that request. Health challenges touch us all. Our Network Partner Program puts cutting-edge health solutions in your hands to share with the people you care about. Learn how you can help yourself, your family,

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Altitude Contrast Training

2010-12-07T17:25:08-00:00

Altitude Contrast Training is a new training method.

The system uses altitude simulator to shift the athlete from low to high and back again to stimulate detoxification and metabolic adaptive reflexes.

Test Data so far suggests:

The system delivers at least five times the tissue oxygen saturation levels available with soft-side hyperbaric chambers (Observations support previous published research data);
Altitude Transition Training sessions provoke unprecedented metabolic efficiency in oxygen distribution;
One single sessions reversed “Season Fatigue” in the strong majority of users (One exception to date.);
Provokes detoxification in approximately 50% of NFL players within 2 hours.

You can find more information on the low altitude training at the LiveO2 Information Site. LiveO2 is the lower-level of ExtremeO2 training system that does not include high-altitude amplification.

PEMFLive.com is here

2011-09-24T15:51:51Z

If you’re like us, you’ve had a hard time finding information about PEMF: How do I use it? What is it good for? What’s it not good for? How can I learn how to use it? How did it work for anybody else? Well, we’ve put it all together in one place – one website

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Elevation Effects

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Dara Torres – 2nd Race Fresh

Performance Fresh – Chris Thomas – 110m hurdles

Laurent Robinson – New Season Fresh

Stress and Betaine-HCL

What does Betaine-HCl have to do with stress?

Are you stuck in stress?

Digestion

Oxygen Delivery

The Glucose Connection and Acidic Metabolism

Fishbowl Cells

Downstream Tissues

How do I fix it?

Poor digestion is caused by chronic stress

Who Are We?

Altitude Contrast and Season Fatigue

Network Partner Program

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PEMFLive.com is here

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