Airnergy was Re: Penny: IV glutathione - Dan and Rich and Penny

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Penny:

Regarding Airnergy+,

My private MD mentioned that it migth be worth looking into, he said to

Search for 'singlet syre' or singlet oxygen

Maybe the best is written in german.(My german is not sufficent)

I havn't found any good descriptions, maybe the knowledge about it is to young.

Its highly reactive(toxic?), short lived, UV-light creates it,

Some links below I don't know how valid the statements are.

http://www.biolifesolutions.co.uk/default.asp?context=20k

The Significance of Oxygen Utilization and its Regeneration through Airnergy+

http://www.meta-synthesis.com/webbook.html

Chemogenesis is a web book dealing with chemical reactions and chemical

reactivity

http://www.natural-medicine.ca/natural_therapies/singlet-oxygen-therapy.html

This form of oxygen has a very short lifetime (2 millionths of a second) and

emits energy as

it degrades to the ground state oxygen level. It is the energy emitted that the

body utilizes

not the actual singlet oxygen. The main effects of singlet oxygen energy on

human beings are:

http://www.elsevier.com/wps/find/bookdescription.cws_home/673775/description

Recent advances in understanding the biological role of singlet oxygen in the

pathways

of cellular responses to ultraviolet-A radiation: its key position in

photodynamical effects,

and its generation by photochemical (dark) reactions, e.g. by cells of the

immune system such as

eosinophils and macrophages, are the focus of this volume.

http://www.id.yamagata-u.ac.jp/BiochemII/img/pdf/PDF3.pdf

Elucidation of Singlet Oxygen-induced Cell Death

http://humpty.nih.go.jp/kiban2/ronbun/TakahamaUetal1984.htm

Quercetin suppressed singlet molecular oxygen-dependent phptobleaching of crocin

in the presence

of rose bengal as a photosensitizer. The suppression by quercetin concurred the

transformation of

quercetin to a compound which had an absorption maximum at about 330 nm.

The rate of the transformation was slowed down by a singlet molecular oxygen

quencher, azide.

The transformation was suppressed by ascorbate, too. Half of the transformed

product was reduced

to quercetin by ascorbate. These results suggest that quercetin is converted to

a compound which

is reducible by ascorbate by a reaction with singlet molecular oxygen .

penny wrote 30 apr05:

> I think oxygen is important, but again, I don't think hyperbaric is

> any kind of guarantee AT ALL. And I'm talking from the experience of

.....

> Speaking of oxygen, and the latest of band wagons, anyone hear of

> this strange new treatment?

>

> http://www.bio-resonance.com/airnergy.htm

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Per Sjöholm

Stockholm, Sweden