The Science of Slumber: Low Oxygen & Memory Loss

Heather Sandison, ND, interviews Mark Squibb, the founder of LiveO2, about contrast oxygen therapy, a technique that enhances oxygen delivery to the brain and the body. This therapy benefits people of all ages and helps with traumatic brain injuries, even years after they occur. Users exercise with a mask on their face for 15 minutes, varying the oxygen mixture and exercise within their capability, which super oxygenates the brain and other organs. The therapy begins by super oxygenating the detoxification organs and allows blood flow through the brain to detoxify the organ. The therapy is valuable for daily performance optimization and injury recovery. Takeaways:

• Contrast oxygen therapy is a technique that enhances oxygen delivery to the brain and the rest of the body, developed by Mark Squibb to help his son recover from brain damage caused by a chemical injury and to reverse his father's stroke.
• The therapy involves varying the amount of oxygen in the breathing mixture during exercise, with users exercising with a mask on their face for 15 minutes, varying the oxygen mixture and exercise within their own capability.
• Contrast oxygen therapy benefits people of all ages, not just athletes, and super oxygenates the brain and other vital organs, such as the liver, immune system, and detoxification organs.
• Squibb asserts that contrast oxygen therapy can even help people with traumatic brain injuries, enabling dormant brain tissues to become active again, and he has seen those areas start working again in as little as two hours.
• Contrast oxygen therapy is an effective and valuable resource for those seeking to optimize daily performance or recover from an injury.