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As we know we have slow and fast oxidizers here. Some would do better on ozone and some would do better on hydrogen water. Ozone should be short term I would assume.
@Amazoniac
Also I do think that sometimes the short term oxidative therapy can upregulate glutathione enzymes. And could be used in oxidative stress disorders. But it has to be fed with all the components of antioxidative enzymes. like b vitamins, selenium , etc glutathiones etc zinc copper manganese
So for PFS people , some could try breathing ozone for a week. and then feeding B vitamins minerals to try to upregulate NADPH faster.
Most people's oxygen metabolism is closed. like in COPD. Those people benefit from short term ozone therapy plus spraying liquid glutathione. Also now there are studies that they benefit off of hydrogen water. [Full text] Hydrogen coadministration slows the development of COPD-like lung dise | COPD
Hydrogen gas: a novel antioxidant for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease? - ScienceDirect
This is @Amazoniac. An example of how hydrogen increases oxydation. By improving antioxidation. in COPD body refuses to take up oxygen, since there is too much oxidative stress, and things that recycle glutathione increase oxygen saturation in blood. that is why liquid glutathione increases blood oxygen saturation. and helps those people.
Most sick people have a COPD like state. Where their CO2 is very high in venous blood.( all chronic fatique people) old people. since zinc goes into the urine along with thiamine not to create super oxide.
Which direction they benefit the most , no one knows. is it oxidation or antioxidation. All of those enzymes are run on same things. I think it all depends on the metabolism. Some people need more oxydation and some more antioxidation.
Sometimes , body has so much hydroxyl radicals, that it closes the sugar metabolism and oxygen to a point that you think you are going to die.
may be there is a balance between these 2. Which will create ideal situation. Like drinking hydrogen water all the time for instance, but ozone once a week.
@Amazoniac
Also I do think that sometimes the short term oxidative therapy can upregulate glutathione enzymes. And could be used in oxidative stress disorders. But it has to be fed with all the components of antioxidative enzymes. like b vitamins, selenium , etc glutathiones etc zinc copper manganese
So for PFS people , some could try breathing ozone for a week. and then feeding B vitamins minerals to try to upregulate NADPH faster.
Most people's oxygen metabolism is closed. like in COPD. Those people benefit from short term ozone therapy plus spraying liquid glutathione. Also now there are studies that they benefit off of hydrogen water. [Full text] Hydrogen coadministration slows the development of COPD-like lung dise | COPD
Hydrogen gas: a novel antioxidant for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease? - ScienceDirect
This is @Amazoniac. An example of how hydrogen increases oxydation. By improving antioxidation. in COPD body refuses to take up oxygen, since there is too much oxidative stress, and things that recycle glutathione increase oxygen saturation in blood. that is why liquid glutathione increases blood oxygen saturation. and helps those people.
Most sick people have a COPD like state. Where their CO2 is very high in venous blood.( all chronic fatique people) old people. since zinc goes into the urine along with thiamine not to create super oxide.
Which direction they benefit the most , no one knows. is it oxidation or antioxidation. All of those enzymes are run on same things. I think it all depends on the metabolism. Some people need more oxydation and some more antioxidation.
Sometimes , body has so much hydroxyl radicals, that it closes the sugar metabolism and oxygen to a point that you think you are going to die.
may be there is a balance between these 2. Which will create ideal situation. Like drinking hydrogen water all the time for instance, but ozone once a week.
