how to lower carbon dioxide in blood?

Is there a way to lower carbon dioxide levels in blood?

I think you want higher.

No I think mine is high, even though I didnt do a bloodtest. High carbon dioxide meansyou have low blood ph.

Well actually forget what I said about carbon dioxide.
Its the blood oxygen that I want to raise. Is there a supplement, exercice that I can take/do? For hypoxia..

Brabus wrote:Well actually forget what I said about carbon dioxide.
Its the blood oxygen that I want to raise. Is there a supplement, exercise that I can take/do? For hypoxia..

Depends on a few things - Are you a mouth breather or nose breather?

Do you have sleep apnea?

Do you ever get asthma?

Do you ever get clogged nasal passages?

Mouth breather but the last week I try to breath by nose, even if its difficult.

I dont know, dont think so..

No

All the time.

Probably a fungus causing an obstruction (inferring with nose breathing, which will reduce C02 and then reduce oxygen, which is C02 dependent.

I want to raise blood oxygen for my hairloss issue not nose issue.
When I take anti histamine my nose becomes unclogged.

http://web.archive.org/web/20120825122827/http://healthyfixx.com/19/defeating-allergies-naturally

I think cold Eeze changed their formula,

Maybe try this Zinc lozenge

Or this instead.

http://coldcure.com/html/bestzinclozenges.html

Thanx CS!

in one word - pranayama

especially Kapalbhati

in the breathing process, generally the muscles of the diaphragm cannot be controlled. Generally they are controlled by involuntary nervous system. In the process of Kapalbhati, control is gained over these muscles and much movement is caused, that too very swift movement and more movement than is normally done. These muscles are important muscles in the breathing process and their efficiency is increased due to such movement.

The constant pushes exercise the muscles which are used for breathing, which increase their efficiency. Also, a certain pressure of air is created in the process which helps in removing he impurities in the breathing tube. The breathing tube from the alveoli is cleaned. The strong Rechaka and the minimal Pooraka help to push the impurities forward till they are thrown out of the body. While performing strong Rechaka, a draft of more pressure is created which affects the different vessels to improve their function. The effect of the push of the Rechaka is seen on the brain and the nervous system and their efficiency also increases.

Kundalini Power is a dormant power residing near the Muladhar Chakra near the lower abdomen. The pushes in the Kapalbhati awaken this power. That means the centre of effector nerve fibres over there is affected and this divine power starts climbing up the Sushumna Nadi. Of Course, all this requires detailed discussion and this discussion is beyond the purview of this syllabus. Hence, it is not discussed here. However, it may be remembered that this process of Kapalbhati helps awakening of kundalini power.

In this process of Kapalbhati, the carbon dioxide is thrown out of the body in large quantity and similarly in the same proportion, the oxygen is absorbed into the body. This increases the oxygen in the blood, hence the need for oxygen is lessened and the messages or the encouragement to breathing center is calmed down. The center becomes calm and reduces its instructions to the breathing organs. This facilitates control of the breathing organs. If there are urgent messages from the main center, then the organs follow those messages and it is not possible to control the movements of the organs. Hence, before studying pranayam, if Kapalbhati is practised for 2 / 3 times, then pranayam can be studied effectively

instructions -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1d3erUbB3uw

Brabus wrote:Is there a way to lower carbon dioxide levels in blood?

You might as well say, "Is there a way to decrease my vitality?"

Cells can't use oxygen without thyroid-produced carbon dioxide.

CausticSymmetry wrote:Probably a fungus causing an obstruction (inferring with nose breathing, which will reduce C02 and then reduce oxygen, which is C02 dependent.

CausticSymmetry wrote:http://web.archive.org/web/20120825122827/http://healthyfixx.com/19/defeating-allergies-naturally

I think cold Eeze changed their formula,

Maybe try this Zinc lozenge

Or this instead.

http://coldcure.com/html/bestzinclozenges.html

Hi CS,
My nose is basically constantly blocked up/congested. I also get allergies (hayfever) which I take quercetin for when it flares up. These are quite mild though, maybe no need for hydrocortisone or other prescription drugs.
I believe these are the result from adrenal fatigue (in itself caused by stress from my job, which I have resolved now).
Would these zinc-based lozenges help to kill off a fungus (if that is the underlying cause)?
After reading the link you sent 'Defeating Allergies Naturally', I plan to tackle my allergies with Vit c, B5, Licorice Root, Zinc and Adrenal glandular extract.
If I could quiz you some more on sources - zinc - I would prefer to buy this from iherb, so was looking at the cold Eeze lozenges. I noticed you only get 18 per pack, and that they can be taken multiple times per day. Are these suitable for long-term use? Else should I use these then replace with a cheaper form of zinc (in tablet form)?
As for sourcing the others, I found some capsules which seem to contain all the supplements required - http://www.iherb.com/Thorne-Research-Cortrex-60-Veggie-Caps/18735. Would this be a good replacement to purchasing all the seperate supplements individually, and dosing at different times throughout the day?
I also plan to swap out my standard quercetin with antioxidant boost.
Thanks for the help

this would be an equally good supplement for thyroid/ adrenals

Now Foods, Thyroid Energy, Thyroid Support,

Vitamin B-6 (from Pyridoxine HCl) 2 mg 100%
Folate (as Folic Acid) 400 mcg 100%
Vitamin B-12 (as Methylcobalamin) 60 mcg 1000%
Iodine (from Potassium Iodide) 200 mcg 133%
Zinc (from L-OptiZinc - Zinc L-Methionine Complex) 25 mg 167%
Selenium (from L-Selenomethionine) 50 mcg 71%
Copper (from Copper Amino Acid Chelate) 0.8 mg 40%
L-Tyrosine (Free-Form) 1 g (1,000 mg) †
Guggul (Commiphora mukul) (Resinous Sap) Standardized Extract (min. 2.5% Guggulsterones) 75 mg †
Ashwagandha (Withania somnifera) (Root) Standardized Extract (min 2.5% Withanolides) 50 mg †



for adrenals, vitamin c/magnesium / vitamin d/ k2/ vitamin a combo

hairyshowers - The zinc lozenges (if they do not have fillers) can improve the effect faster. It takes a while for oral zinc to prevent the histamine effect.

In any event, you'll probably need more than a single capsule of the formula you found.

iuyyighghghgkh wrote:this would be an equally good supplement for thyroid/ adrenals
Now Foods, Thyroid Energy, Thyroid Support,

for adrenals, vitamin c/magnesium / vitamin d/ k2/ vitamin a combo

CausticSymmetry wrote:hairyshowers - The zinc lozenges (if they do not have fillers) can improve the effect faster. It takes a while for oral zinc to prevent the histamine effect.

In any event, you'll probably need more than a single capsule of the formula you found.

Thanking both of you.
I've decided to jump on the supplement bandwagon. Cost me half a paycheck (which I really shouldnt be spending right now), but some would say you cant put a price on health. Iv already improved my hair with Detumescence therapy but I feel like im not addressing the real underlying cause of hairloss, also I fugure all these supplements can only speed up regrowth. So my new regime consists of:

Hairevo

• Antioxidant boost
  
• Decalcify
  
• Ecklonia cava
  

Other sources

• Vitamin C with bioflavanoids
  
• NOW foods thyroid energy
  
• Thorne Research, Cortrex
  
• Mixed tocotrienols and vitamin E (tocosorb)
  
• Nature's Way, Zinc Lozenges
  

Ordered 6 months supply of all the above (except lozenges), your going down MPB..and bank account.