Guest guest Posted November 30, 2006 Report Share Posted November 30, 2006 Terri, Testing for blood oxygen is as simple as putting a clip with a red light on the end of your finger. (connected to an electronic monitoring device, of course) . . .Nothing to it. My doctor was pleasantly surprised at my high levels. Said they see a lot of people with low levels. Rogeneasskickingmom <asskickingmom@...> wrote: Some types of anemia can cause the red blood cells to be unable tocarry enough oxygen, especially Folic Acid or B-12 deficiencies.Here's one article I found.http://hcd2.bupa.co.uk/fact_sheets/html/anaemia_folate.html --- In , " Peake" <peaketeresa@...>wrote:>> Ladies,> I have been having terrible fatigue for so many years as well as > headaches. Now i have started excercising (slowly) but I am still > getting dizzy and bad headaches, I just saw something that was posted > earlier about the implants have something I think chloride that blocks > the oxygen flow to the blood, I think it is worth checking into, it > sure fits what I have been experiencing, I anm going to see if my > Doctor will run a Blood Gas analysis. I had been a smoker for alot of > years and use to drink like a fish as well as some bad eating habits, > In the past. ButI don't think I am getting enough oxygen, I get dizzy > even if I take deep breaths. I know when I have had a migraine and had > oxygen at the hospital it helped alot, has anybody heard of Liquid > Oxygen therapy? If so what are your opinions, is this a > possibility?> Terri P> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 30, 2006 Report Share Posted November 30, 2006 Terri, I've heard of products that are designed to increase blood oxygen levels - I don't know how effective they are. . . Do some checking before spending bug bucks. They may, or may not be worth it. Rogene Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 1, 2006 Report Share Posted December 1, 2006 I also had this done at my last physical only a month ago. I had high levels of oxygen in my blood, which was a nice surprise. Patty Re: Re: Oxygen in the blood Terri, Testing for blood oxygen is as simple as putting a clip with a red light on the end of your finger. (connected to an electronic monitoring device, of course) . . .Nothing to it. My doctor was pleasantly surprised at my high levels. Said they see a lot of people with low levels. Rogeneasskickingmom <asskickingmom> wrote: Some types of anemia can cause the red blood cells to be unable tocarry enough oxygen, especially Folic Acid or B-12 deficiencies.Here's one article I found.http://hcd2. bupa.co.uk/ fact_sheets/ html/anaemia_ folate.html --- In , " Peake" <peaketeresa@ ...>wrote:>> Ladies,> I have been having terrible fatigue for so many years as well as > headaches. Now i have started excercising (slowly) but I am still > getting dizzy and bad headaches, I just saw something that was posted > earlier about the implants have something I think chloride that blocks > the oxygen flow to the blood, I think it is worth checking into, it > sure fits what I have been experiencing, I anm going to see if my > Doctor will run a Blood Gas analysis. I had been a smoker for alot of > years and use to drink like a fish as well as some bad eating habits, > In the past. ButI don't think I am getting enough oxygen, I get dizzy > even if I take deep breaths. I know when I have had a migraine and had > oxygen at the hospital it helped alot, has anybody heard of Liquid > Oxygen therapy? If so what are your opinions, is this a > possibility?> Terri P> Cheap Talk? Check out Messenger's low PC-to-Phone call rates. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 2, 2006 Report Share Posted December 2, 2006 Patty, I wonder what's increasing the oxygen level - are you exercising more, or is it just the better habits? Sis > > > > Ladies, > > I have been having terrible fatigue for so many years as well as > > headaches. Now i have started excercising (slowly) but I am still > > getting dizzy and bad headaches, I just saw something that was posted > > earlier about the implants have something I think chloride that blocks > > the oxygen flow to the blood, I think it is worth checking into, it > > sure fits what I have been experiencing, I anm going to see if my > > Doctor will run a Blood Gas analysis. I had been a smoker for alot of > > years and use to drink like a fish as well as some bad eating habits, > > In the past. ButI don't think I am getting enough oxygen, I get dizzy > > even if I take deep breaths. I know when I have had a migraine and had > > oxygen at the hospital it helped alot, has anybody heard of Liquid > > Oxygen therapy? If so what are your opinions, is this a > > possibility? > > Terri P > > > > > > > > > > > _____________________________________________________________________ _______________ > Need a quick answer? Get one in minutes from people who know. > Ask your question on www.Answers. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 2, 2006 Report Share Posted December 2, 2006 I don't know for sure. I know I am not exercising more though! (Which I should be). Maybe it is a sign that my body has reached a level of detox such that all the heavy metals and other stuff that take the place of oxygen on the cell are gone! That would be cool! It would have been nice to have some kind of objective testing done to be able to correlate my high mercury and arsenic levels with my blood oxygen level to see if that was indeed the case. I know that mercury binds to hemoglobin, which results in less oxygen. (See this site for a great discussion of mercury toxicity and what it does with mineral displacement): http://www.drkaslow.com/html/mercury_s_influence.html I've seen women with such low levels of energy that you know something is seriously wrong, but when they get tested, they come back normal or with high levels of a mineral, such as magnesium. The good doctor says, "You're fine!" But what they failed to consider is that the high levels may be due to the fact that the mineral never made it into the cell! That's what toxicity is all about! I just think my detoxing efforts have paid off! Patty Re: Oxygen in the blood Patty,I wonder what's increasing the oxygen level - are you exercising more, or is it just the better habits?Sis> >> > Ladies,> > I have been having terrible fatigue for so many years as well as > > headaches. Now i have started excercising (slowly) but I am still > > getting dizzy and bad headaches, I just saw something that was posted > > earlier about the implants have something I think chloride that blocks > > the oxygen flow to the blood, I think it is worth checking into, it > > sure fits what I have been experiencing, I anm going to see if my > > Doctor will run a Blood Gas analysis. I had been a smoker for alot of > > years and use to drink like a fish as well as some bad eating habits, > > In the past. ButI don't think I am getting enough oxygen, I get dizzy > > even if I take deep breaths. I know when I have had a migraine and had > > oxygen at the hospital it helped alot, has anybody heard of Liquid > > Oxygen therapy? If so what are your opinions, is this a > > possibility?> > Terri P> >> > > > > > > > > ____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _____________ ___> Need a quick answer? Get one in minutes from people who know.> Ask your question on www.Answers. > I Need a quick answer? Get one in minutes from people who know. Ask your question on Answers. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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