OXYGEN HEALTH SECRETS

Mariel asked:


i am a lung cancer survivor(almost 2 years) i am trying to be independent of supplementary oxygen. i exercise and have a pulse ox monitor. i asked my dr but too vague, doesn’t want to give false hope. any tips or helpful websites appreciated.

Dianne F asked:


im wondering, when our blood oxygen level increases, what’s next? how does DBE facilitate muscle growth, help heart and blood circulation etc?

Pretty Sakura asked:


If a person has smaller than average red blood cells (but a “normal” RBC count) this person will have trouble with aerobic exercise since their muscles cannot receive enough oxygen for metabolic function.

jvelvetpants asked:


I have been told by more than one person that drinking sodas or carbonated beverages reduces your stamina when running or exercising. I’ve been told that something about the carbonation prevents your blood from transporting oxygen well. I’ve never been able to find any reliable reference to confirm or refute this. Can anyone cite a research article or website that can shed light on this?

Q&A dude asked:


I have read the chapter over and over again but i just cant find the answer to this blank:
Haemoglobin transports oxygen as a loose reversible compound the ______________.

Kingsley Y asked:


From what I read, cancer cells cannot thrive in an oxygenated environment. Exercising daily, and deep breathing help to get more oxygen down to the cellular level. Oxygen therapy is another means employed to destroy cancer cells.

How is this oxygenation different from oxidation, which I also remember reading is bad for us and causes us to get more and more cancer cells leading to cancer?