Interesting about the hyperbaric physics mechanically "pushing" because of the mechano-sensors linked to ACE2 @ the aorta:Thank you for addressing the amyloid issues. I think for anyone who took the jab that should be a long term goal to try and overcome.
There are a multitude of short term things that may help with low blood oxygen that people are dealing with.
Improving air quality in the home in as much as possible. We have finally been able to order everything to build a large air filter system similar to an oxygen concentrator. I'd do the hyperbaric treatments to help clean out toxins if we could afford them. Can't though so will do what we can on a minimal budget. At some point maybe I can afford one of those bubble tents to try out something similar to the hyperbaric. I think it would be great for us since we have both had carbon monoxide poisoning. Apparently from what I have read the purer oxygen under pressure helps push the toxins out of the cells that can't get out any other way.
Vitamin B-12 and folic acid improve blood oxy too. I read years ago vitamin E helps put more oxygen into tissues so lessens the exercise aches; I tried it and it did work for me. I also use Ginger every day as it helps open Bronchial tubes. Rosemary essential oil helps breathing (a few drops in a nebulizer). Also just using a vaporizer with a little salt in the water helps. NAC and other stuff was already mentioned here in this thread (there is a caution on pubmed for taking too much of NAC because of possible liver issues taking too much of it daily.)
Lots of info out there on improving bad lung situations for those needing to learn what they can do for themselves that doctors won't or can't do.
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18 Oct 2022 Post #62

RN of 17 years tells you whats really going on in hospitals!
How so? (I could never be bothered to read the Harry Potter stuff.) purebloods, half bloods, mudbloods.
