Oxygen gives us energy. It keeps us alert, helps us concentrate and maintains healthy brain function. Oxygen can improve sleep patterns, help boost your immune system and support pre and post athletic performance. Every cell in the human body needs oxygen to survive, function properly, and recover from strenuous activity.
Oxygen is the lifeblood of our planet. Without it, life as we know it wouldn’t exist. Every cell in the human body requires oxygen every second of every day. Oxygen is especially important for healthy brain function. Memory, attention span, reasoning and concentration are directly linked to sufficient oxygen levels. Low oxygen levels leave you struggling to function because you don’t have enough energy.
Normal air is around 21% oxygen. The air from our oxygen concentrators is around 90-95% oxygen. Breathing concentrated oxygen gives you more energy, lowers your heart rate, lowers your respiration rate and eases the strain of high altitude. Think of your body as an engine and oxygen as the fuel it needs. At high altitude the engine can’t get enough fuel.
It sputters along and struggles to keep running. Adding concentrated oxygen to your body is like adding high octane fuel to the engine. Suddenly you have the fuel your body needs to function optimally. Breathing supplemental oxygen while at high altitude creates an artificial environment for your body, in which oxygen is abundant.