What is punch-through training?
Low Oxygen is Low Energy
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The circulatory system relies on adequate pulse pressure to push blood through capillaries where red blood cells deliver oxygen and pick up carbon dioxide.
LiveO2 Restores Oxygen & Energy
Shunting occurs when blood diverts around capillaries due to inflammation that reduces the diameter of the capillary, insufficient pulse force or high blood viscosity.
Shunting diverts blood through shunts, arteriovenous anastomosis.
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Failure Mode
The diversion causes a durable oxygen delivery failure to the cells plumbed by the capillary. The result is a permanent energy shortage.
This causes a local brown-out, or loss in cell energy production, that prevents healthy cells function.
When this problem widespread in the body, many users observe they cannot desaturate normally when exerting with low-oxygen air as their pulse oximeter remains above 94%.
This plumbing problem is the underlying cause of many health problems...
This causes a local brown-out, or loss in cell energy production, that prevents healthy cells function.
When this problem widespread in the body, many users observe they cannot desaturate normally when exerting with low-oxygen air as their pulse oximeter remains above 94%.
This plumbing problem is the underlying cause of many health problems...
This often leads to BIGGER PROBLEMS:
Is it age or Vascular Injury?
Medical literature blames this energy loss on age.
Is accelerated aging an oxygen problem?
Restore 10 to 25 years of vitality.
LiveO2 Punch-Through Protocol has 4 phases :
- 1Floods the body with oxygen.
- 2Uses an escalating challenge series to reopen the vascular system.
- 3Blasts 4x oxygen supercharged plasma through capillaries to clear inflammation
- 4Flushes out waste from the choked capillaries.
Punch Through Benefits:
The Punch-Through Protocol is prerequisite for more advanced LiveO2 protocols.
Why Wait?
LiveO2 start-up coaching for the Punch Through Protocol is included with LiveO2 Adaptive Contrast and Extreme Systems.