Oxygen - Life's Most Important Prerequisite
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we can live for several weeks without food and several
days without water, we will die within minutes if we
don't get oxygen. Oxygen is the primary
requirement of life; in fact it is life itself, since it
is vital to every single aspect of cellular physiology.
Research is now demonstrating that oxygen deficiency
plays a very important role in all disease states.
Without sufficient oxygen, cells simple cannot function
properly.
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Oxygen
is the energy source of our cells and a shortage of
oxygen weakens the cell, allowing viruses and bacteria
the opportunity to grow within the cell.
Dr Parris M. Kidd, Ph.D. states, "Oxygen plays a pivotal
role in the proper function of the immune system; i.e.
resistance to disease, bacteria and viruses." |
Dr Stephen Levine, Ph.D. states: "We can look at oxygen
deficiency as the single greatest cause of all diseases."
Oxygen deficiency is probably the biggest cause of cancer
and cardiovascular diseases. |
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