Dr. Joe Schwarcz discusses 'Liquid Oxygen'

[Neeko_Z]

What’s funny is that the FDA has given some sellers a hard time about these products but apparently do not Ban the sale of them… how come..

[t.richardson]

The function of oxygen is to eliminate waste from the body that includes the blood and digestive system.

[stanleyjewell]

I seen the benefits of oxygenated water.

[sammoorman]

To my understanding bio molecular oxygen oxygenates the cells through entering the blood stream. I’ve never heard any claims it helps the lungs function better. Rather helps the cells function better which in turn gives energy to the body. Correct me if I’m wrong

[EarlSchieb]

Wait... the guy claims to be a chemist but states he doesn't know what they put inside those products, due to it not being labeled in the back? Pretty sure if he was up there and really wanted to provide REAL proof he could have done a sample test breaking down whats really inside.

[StanOnDemand]

This guy is definitely getting paid to lie. Do your due diligence people. There are a lot of healthy benefits in drinking oxygenated water (liquid oxygen)

[Marie_me_]

If health Canada took it off the market then it’s probably something to look into. More and more people are starting to realize big Government is not in the interest of our health but their own pockets. There are a lot of good products that can’t be advertised or sold because of Gov😮banning but yet they have awesome feedback from everyday users. Hhmm 🤔

[mpclive]

Cellfood was taken off the market in Canada because they already had a product called CELLFOOD. It was done for " confusion" reasons. Do some simple research.

[activemediasystems]

Lungs pass the oxygen into the bloodstream. Digestive track passes water which contains oxygen into the blood. Is your point about the amount of transfer on these 2 routes?

[micaonyx]

I've used cellfood for about 10 years and it gives me a lot of endurance. I'm 60 and put it in my water before I do high impact zumba and I'm usually one of very few ladies who don't look like they're about to pass out when the class is over. This is of course before the mask thing. The other ladies are in their 20's and 30's. If it's a placebo effect like you claim then tell me what medicine I can take that will do the same thing without ten different side effects among manny one being DEATH!!!!

[AliG-muqn]

Water is hydrogen oxygen and yes your blood cells absorb oxygen.

[timmyrobinson]

What about someone who chronically holds their breath due to, say, anxiety. Or, forgetting the exact terminology... alveolar adaptation... hypercapnea....chronic carbon monoxide exposure (that will show only with an uncommon blood/gas test, rather than pulse oximetry).

I only have minimal medical knowledge, sure. I also don’t have oversight in my learning which is bound to cause errors. There are things I think I know, but am aware I could have wrong....

but I already know enough to see you’re not being entirely open and honest with this - definitely.

I’m slowly learning more and more about health. I will never be the standard of a medical doctor. But I know good research, and valid sources from my 3 years at law school (with good grades, but dropped out with the birth of a child, and realising I hated studying law),

Most who need supplemental oxygen will receive it in a medical setting/medically prescribed/with medical oversight..
Most who would buy this product, would not need supplemental oxygen at all - and its a waste of money.

But there is a line somewhere down the middle, where this product could help.

People who’s pulse oximetry is fine, when only blood/gas would have uncovered lack of oxygenation - carbon monoxide.. systemic illness... etc. doctors may look elsewhere, when oxygenation was the issue.

I suspect those in heightened states, hyper-stimulated types, chronic anxiety... may benefit by this product. Some people chronically hold their breath, which causes unhealthy dioxide retention - surely this would help.

Assumptions** I’m making you would need to dispute for this to be an honest video...
1. ingesting liquid oxygen results in oxygen entering the blood stream, thereby increasing the amount of oxygen that attaches to the red blood cells.
2. Some people require supplemental oxygen who are missed by medical professionals, and aren’t aware of the fact themselves.


I have zero doubt on my second assumption. If you doubt that, you shouldn’t even be a doctor.

On the first assumption, perhaps you could clear things up for me re the science. Cheers.

** re “assumptions”... educated* assumptions.
* re “educated”... self-educated, which can result in erroneous interpretations of the literature due to lack of oversight.

[akosk]

I’m quite certain the stomach and small intestine do absorb oxygen from the air we swallow. So aside from any other points made, I do not understand when you say we don’t need oxygen from our digestive tract? I’m assuming you must mean we can live without the oxygen absorbed from our digestive tract, but then we can also live with just one lung. But we’d be much healthier with two. And I’m thinking any extra oxygen we can get, the better, which is why I feel the body seems it necessary to extract it in the digestive tract as well. I cannot speak to the effectiveness of liquid oxygen products helping increase these amounts, just in your argument implying what the body does as unnecessary. But perhaps I’ve misunderstood. Regardless, I would like to hear a biologists opinion on this as well, I feel like the chemist perspective covers some parts very well but doesn’t quite show the big picture

[thekingwc]

I’m not interested in getting oxygen to blood through digestive track. Can ozone water kill bacteria in the belly? Could it help with gastro? Thanks

[arjunapartha]

Oops what about the anaerobic mucas layer lining the gut and the colon?

Perhaps you were unaware of the human micro-biome and precisely where pathogens live and how, dissolved oxygen produces wonderful, immediate effects by dissolving and flushing parasites while simultaneously oxygenating your lacto&bifido bacterium (who most certainly need oxygen)?
Consider yourself informed and in need of current research. Happy hunting (Dr).

[lubasulpovar]

Thanks Dr Joe for your great videos and I am your viewer for many years. I highly respect you for everything knowledge, intelligence, ...willing to perform the best way.

[scottthompson]

Hey doc. Just bought this stuff was hoping for this big boost it was supposed to deliver, sadly it did not. Lol. It says don't drink stight because of the high levels of diatomic oxygen in the water. Can you tell me what that means and did I get took?

[vaderlucas]

Sometimes being a chemist can make people dislike you. Like, proving everyone wrong. Take DETOXING for example. Oh, boy! You are awesome, Dr. Schwarz.

[wilfriedekarlsson]

Thank you, for clarifying this. Yes! I can confirm. And! Everyone who had science in school should know, right?

[stevemargolis]

I got it to help germinate some old seeds. It aids in the sprouting. So they say. I don't by the pure liquid oxygen. That would require more than a cheap bottle and rubber eye dropper.