Re[2]: Green tea absorbs better with acid added

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Hello Bret,

A virus is not an anaerobe. A virus does not have an energy production

capacity. It uses receptor sites to enter cells. It then uses the

cell's energy production mechanisms for replication. It has no

capacity for respiration, anaerobically or aerobically. It is basically

a piece of information and is not alive. Oxygen is not particularly

toxic to virus. In fact, hyperbaric oxygen is used to stimulate the

production of polio virus and coxsackie virus. A lot of the

information floating around the internet concerning virus, cancer

cells and oxygen is incorrect.

Mike

Friday, July 24, 2009, 11:21:44 PM, you wrote:

BP> Antioxidant structures typically defined as an acid as they

BP> donate  hydrogen. Once the hydrogen is donated, what is left,

BP> (attached to carbon ring,) is double bonded oxygen.

BP>  

BP> The polyphenols and catechins in olive leaf/green tea can have as

BP> many as 64 oxygen molecules mostly showing as  -OH, group! After

BP> they carry out their classic antioxidant reaction and give up the

BP> H+, then that means there is a whole lot of doulbe bonded oxygen hanging off

carbon rings. 

BP>  

BP> Measuring the strength of antioxidants is related to how many

BP> hydroxide free radicals can they neutralize,...or,....how many hydrogens can

the donate?

BP>  

BP> So, there is no question that complex polyphenols and

BP> tannis/catechins, donate alot of hydrongen, leaving a lot of naked, exposed

oxygen.

BP>  

BP> The question I have.

BP>  

BP> Could it be that antioxidants are really oxygen therapies and

BP> would this explain why we are seeing them used in other disease

BP> protocols that treat viruses (anaerobes.)

BP>  

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Mike mailto:goldenmike@...