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Oxygen is absolutely the most vital nutrient for the human body.  It’s essential for a healthy immune system and for creating all the energy the body needs every second.  It is also the most incredible biocidal agent on the planet today. There is not a single pathogenic human disease-causing organism that can resist the destructive power of oxygen.

About Oxygen

• 80% of all our metabolic energy production is created by oxygen
• It’s essential for a healthy immune system
• It’s the most incredible biocidal agent on the planet today
• The oxygen concentration in a healthy human body is approximately three times that of air

Oxygen plays a vital role in:

• Proper metabolic functions
• Blood circulation
• The assimilation of nutrients
• Digestion
• The elimination of cellular and metabolic wastes

GVGP Liquid Oxygen

Liquid Oxygen is activated stabilized oxygen. Stabilize means “to bond” molecules together.  The solution contains stable oxygen molecules (O2) bonded together to form a highly stable O4 molecule in a very high concentration. Hence, O2 + O2 = O4. The chemical components in Liquid Oxygen are distilled water, sodium chloride (from sea salt), bio-available oxygen and minerals. 

Liquid Oxygen facts:

• An all-natural supplement
• Contains one of the highest concentrations of activated oxygen available today
• Utilizes a saline base
• Ph balanced (app. 7.4)
• Contains no chlorite molecules
• Non-toxic and safe to use both orally and topically
• Shelf life of 2 years

Liquid Oxygen contains only bio-available oxygen and does not depend on the digestive process to be absorbed. The Liquid Oxygen solution differs greatly from ALL OTHER oxygen liquid supplements because it is based on dissolved oxygen, not on oxychlorine or other oxygen-based compounds (molecules containing chlorine and oxygen usually forming chlorite/chlorine dioxide or chlorate). Almost all other oxygen supplements sold today are based on oxychlorine compounds.

"All chronic pain, suffering and diseases are caused from a lack of oxygen at the cell level."  Dr. Arthur C. Guyton, M.D. “The Textbook on Medical Physiology”