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One reason hospitals are so dangerous is that they leave carbon dioxide out of their protocols, except for a few types of surgery, making their oxygen use not only riskier but less effective. Surgeons pump CO₂ into the abdominal cavity to create working space and improve visibility. This is called CO₂ insufflation or a CO₂...


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Carbon dioxide is an essential physiological regulator that influences blood flow, oxygen delivery, pH balance, inflammation, and vascular function. Controlled increases in CO₂ can improve tissue perfusion and oxygen release through mechanisms such as vasodilation and the Bohr effect. Medical applications, including carboxytherapy, CO₂ baths, transcutaneous CO₂ delivery, and ...


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This title is what you will see in the mainstream; it makes no sense because the real story is that we all die, sooner or later; we all die from aging. But we may be able to slow aging, meaning living longer, if we are smart and do the right things. Most medicine waits for...


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There are forms of medicine so simple that modern medicine almost ceases to recognize them as medicine: a hand on a frightened child’s back, a baby resting against the warmth of a mother’s chest, a father holding a feverish child through the night, a hug after fear, a gentle hand on the forehead, the quiet...


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In an essay about chlorine dioxide curing diabetes, written by a friend, we read the following: In diabetes, mitochondria often stop working properly. This is especially damaging in the pancreas, where insulin-producing beta cells rely heavily on healthy mitochondria to sense sugar and release insulin correctly. Muscle cells in diabetic patients also show weaker mitochondrial...


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