Re: Re: oxygen therapies -> oxidative stress/reply by Dr.B.

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Dear Jerry: This is a common belief in traditional medicine who doesn't look at

the whole picture but only a single aspects... The answer is yes and no... If

you for instance were eating a junk food diet, living in downtown LA with bad

smog, and smoking and using prescription drugs (or street) and have alot of

dental amalgams and metals in your mouth and propreception from your malaligned

teeth, which damage your detox enzyme pathways, then the answer would be

yes...you're probably tipping the scale toward rusting things out (excess

oxidation). However, if you've got cleaner diet, better environment, cleaner

living habits, good teeth and corrected propreception, then you'll most likely

have a better balanced system and less oxidative stress (higher antioxidant

quotient and pathways that are functional).

It's a living dyamic system and there is no one set answer as to how much

oxidation (which is required for energy production) each person needs... You

can't use linear thinking here in these things...and alopaths tend to do that

because they are taught to think this way in school...

Free radicals are necessary for life...yes, too much oxygen without enough

antioxidants can increase the dna damage (lipofuscion) but you need oxygen to

make antioxidants too...its actually the lack of oxygen combined with poor

circulation which produces the free radicals...along with lots of junk in the

environment,etc.

I suggest you purchas a rather technical book called " Oxidology...the study of

reactive oxygen species (ROS) and their Metabolism in Human Health and Disease "

by Bradford. It's a textbook but if you're really interested in the subject,

it will clear things up some.

Most people now a days are actually very deficient in oxygen in their

tissues...we should be breathing approx. 21% atmospheric oxygen but in most

places like where I live in So.Cal it's down to around 17-18%...you combine that

with poor diets lacking SOD and peroxidase, and damaged enzyme pathways from

environmental contaminants and heavy metals, etc. and you have a combination for

disaster...

Your doctor friend is right to a degree but is only giving you part of the

picture...it is a dynamic relationship and you can't tell someone that they

shouldn't do oxidative therapy without first assessing their oxidative stress

levels. They may have blocked pathways, they may have lack of oxygen (usually

both) and they may have a crapy diet and awful workplace environments...all

which produce excess free radical damage...

Hope this is helpful...

Dr.Bormann

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Flynn wrote:

> A doctor friend of mine told me that increased oxygen in the body will

> increase free radicals, which is worse than the beneficial affects of

> oxygen. Do you have any ideas on this? thanks.

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> > Duncan

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> > <<Do you know about that powder that you pour into water to increase the

> > oxygen level in the water? (I think it is called 0xy-cal or something like

> > that). You buy it in a bottle. It was mentioned previously on this list.

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