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Q
Is there any danger in taking Di-Atomic
Oxygen
A
Di-Atomic Oxygen has become recognized as the premiere and safest of all
liquid stabilized oxygen supplements. All the current research indicates that
Di-Atomic Oxygen is harmless, non-toxic and hypo-allergenic when taken orally
as recommended. The solution is also pH neutral. It is highly unlikely that
the consumption of excessive amounts of Di-Atomic Oxygen will produce any
negative reaction other than loose stool. However, individuals lacking the
enzyme glucose-6-dehydrogenase (G6PD) may be at risk. These individuals have
difficulty in maintaining a sufficient supply of Glutathione (GSH).
Fortunately, people with this disorder typically are aware of it and know what
foods and supplements they can take.
Q
Is Di-Atomic Oxygen approved by the F.D.A?
A
The Food and Drug Administration does not specifically approve dietary
supplements. However, the F.D.A. has reviewed Di-Atomic Oxygen and has
determined that Di-Atomic Oxygen meets all guidelines established by the F.D.A.
to qualify it as a dietary supplement.
Q
Are there other uses for Di-Atomic Oxygen other
than drinking it in a glass of water?
A
Since Di-Atomic Oxygen is
near pH neutral and non-toxic it is safe for a variety of uses, but the
company only suggests it be used as indicated on the bottle. However, many
consumers report great success in using Di-Atomic Oxygen topically on minor
burns, minor abrasions, insect bites, rashes, and acne.
Q
How much oxygen is in Di-Atomic Oxygen
A
The average oxygen content in normal tap water is 6 to 7 ppm (parts per
million). Standard testing procedures measure up to 19.99 ppm. There is no
universally accepted or standardized testing equipment or methodology to
measure the oxygen content in water beyond 19.99 ppm.
In an effort to measure higher oxygen levels, there has been the use of
variations to acceptable tests for hydrogen peroxide, colour comparisons or
colorimeters, titration, chromatographs, etc. Each type of test gives results
consistent with itself, but the different test methods give different results
which have ranged from 300 ppm to 50,000 ppm. It is still undetermined which
of the test variations is the most accurate. However, all the methods show
that Di-Atomic Oxygen has an oxygen level substantially above normal tap
water.
Q
When should Di-Atomic Oxygen be taken and how
much?
A
It is recommended that 15 to 20 drops of Di-Atomic Oxygen in a glass of water
be taken 3 times daily. It is most effective if taken about 30 minutes before
eating or 2 hours after eating. Since the oxygen in Di-Atomic Oxygen reacts
with organic material, avoiding the recent consumption of food when taking
Di-Atomic Oxygen will allow for better absorption into the blood stream.
Children should take about half the amount as an adult.
Q
Does Di-Atomic Oxygen really increase the oxygen
in the blood stream?
A
Yes! An independent research facility conducted arterial blood tests that
showed an increased blood oxygen level in each individual after they were
given Di-Atomic Oxygen. Blood was extracted and analysed at intervals prior to
the administration of Di-Atomic Oxygen and at intervals afterward over a four
hour period.
Q
How is Di-Atomic Oxygen made?
A
The key feature is our unique formulation which uses no harsh chemicals or
substances to create stabilized oxygen in its most soluble form. While some
companies might use chemical chlorates, oxychlorine compounds, or hypochlorite
compounds (bleach), Di-Atomic Oxygen uses only sodium chloride (Atlantic Sea
Salt) to bind extra oxygen molecules in a solution with highly purified
distilled water and trace minerals. As a result, we are able to significantly
increase the amount of available oxygen while keeping the solution in a
neutral pH range. The actual manufacturing process is proprietary and
confidential.
Q
If Di-Atomic Oxygen contains some sodium, can it
adversely affect someone on a low sodium diet?
A
We always encourage people to consult with their health practitioner before
taking any new supplement. Although Di-Atomic Oxygen contains a small amount
of sodium, the total daily consumption registers 0% on the Supplement Facts
chart. A small carton of low fat yogurt has significantly more sodium than the
daily use of Di-Atomic Oxygen ! |