How Oxy-Powder Works?

How Oxy-Powder Works

Oxy-Powder works by introducing stabilized nascent oxygen into the bloodstream and intestinal tract. The release of this nascent oxygen is able to liquefy and remove the compacted fecal matter in the large intestine, small intestine, and colon. Oxy-Powder’s slow release of mono-atomic oxygen creates an inhospitable environment for anaerobic bacteria and other toxic matter. These ‘toxins’ are removed while maintaining the friendly bacteria which are needed for proper digestive and intestinal health.

By taking an oxygen based cleanser every other evening before bed we will feed the friendly bacteria with the oxygen they need to create a stable bowel environment. When taking an oxygen colon cleanser you raise the level of ORS (Oxygen Reactive Species), which causes a stimulation of lymphocytes to produce T-cells. This process results in a beefed-up immune system.

Oxy-Powder is a combination of magnesium oxide compounds which have been ozonated and stabilized to release mono-atomic or nascent oxygen over 12 hours or more. The timed release ensures that Oxy-Powder will provide an adequate amount of oxygen, slowly, for better utilization.

Stabilized oxygen is a non-technical term referring to a compound containing oxygen atoms which are stabilized with buffers so that the product can be bottled without the oxygen being released before it is needed. The result is a stable environment of oxygen which can be taken as a dietary supplement.

Oxy-Powder, when in an acidic environment, begins to slowly release nascent or mono-atomic oxygen. The release of oxygen continues throughout the digestive system. The magnesium acts as a vehicle to transport the oxygen throughout the body.
The by-products of Oxy-Powder are magnesium in an oxide form and nascent oxygen. In its oxide form, very little magnesium is assimilated by the body. It passes, through the intestinal tract, kidneys and bladder, helping to cleanse by delivering oxygen along the way. Therefore, it is the perfect vehicle for transporting oxygen.