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Flood Your Body with Oxygen

Ed McCabe

3.79 · Rating details · 63 ratings · 5 reviews

You, me, them, it, and all the bodies, animals, and plants have spent eons evolving while surrounded by a sea of oxygen which is itself swimming in a sea of magnetic/gravitic particles of sunlight energy. Oxygen stores the sun's energy so that all life can feed off of it. If something important is taken away everything in life goes downhill fast. If it is slowly and ...more

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Published February 25th 2003 by Breath of God Ministry (first published October 25th 2002)

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Feb 28, 2018 John O'Dwyer rated it really liked it

Shelves: health-energy-healing

This book is enormous (about 600 pages) and covers almost every possible connection between oxygen and health.

This book has five parts:

Part One: The Problems (about 40 pages) — deals with the importance of oxygen and oxygen stealers which cause disease.
Part Two: The Solutions (over 300 pages) — a power packed treatment of healthy nutrients and oxygen supplements and treatments.
Part Three: The Evidence (about 100 pages) — includes medical testimonials and reports.
Part Four: The politics (over This book is enormous (about 600 pages) and covers almost every possible connection between oxygen and health.

This book has five parts:

Part One: The Problems (about 40 pages) — deals with the importance of oxygen and oxygen stealers which cause disease.
Part Two: The Solutions (over 300 pages) — a power packed treatment of healthy nutrients and oxygen supplements and treatments.
Part Three: The Evidence (about 100 pages) — includes medical testimonials and reports.
Part Four: The politics (over 100 pages) — covers why traditional medicine often shuns oxygen therapies, even though they are effectively used all over the world.
Part Five: The Resources (about 40 pages) — includes an index and various oxygen resources.

One example of the depth of this book is a chapter titled “How Oxygen Therapies Affect Specific Diseases. This chapter covers several dozen diseases (arthritis, cancer, sickle cell anemia, AIDS, etc.) and is more than 70 pages long of which about 15 pages are devoted to cancer.

This book contains testimonies on many oxygen therapies. For example, there are some 35 pages just for hydrogen peroxide alone.

There are many pages devoted to unusual topics you might not believe are related to oxygen. For example, he says “The Chi Machine lets you relax and helps move your oxygen.” He also mentions that far Infrared rays, not stopped by the atmosphere, “penetrate the body and increase blood and lymph flow, and therefore the oxygen flow.”

For most readers, this book is overkill. That said, the information is excellent and extremely well researched. Many will elect to carefully read many parts of the book yet gloss over endless studies and testimonials.

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If you want Cliff Notes for oxygen, this is NOT your book, as amazing as it is. For many, it is overwhelming. Even though I love a book with an index, this index lists every page related to a topic. The best (or worst) example of that is that there are some 200 pages (1/3 of the book) in the index under “water” and that makes it hard to find what you may have read or want to locate in this massive book simply by searching for “water.” However, most index topics have far fewer pages. ...more

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Jan 20, 2012 Carol Ann rated it it was amazing

Shelves: health-and-wellness

Another good book to read if your searching for alternative avenues to healing.

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Jul 09, 2016 Jason Fella rated it liked it

This is a very comprehensive book with a lot of great information in it. The highlights, for me, were the sections on hydrogen peroxide and ozone therapies. He does a good job of organizing and putting forth a lot of information on some great therapies.

However, the chapter on hydrogen peroxide therapy brought forth a lot of doubts. I know I said that was one of the highlights for me, and it was, but also one of the book's downfalls. He describes how to do peroxide therapy in great detail, and ...more

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Oct 01, 2014 John Rees rated it it was amazing

Shelves: healing, health

Ed McCabe is like an apostle of Oxygen. He travels the world teaching Oxygen researching all the way. It is criminal that the mainstream medicine ignores the healing benefits of oxygen.. It's just there is no money in it. I love all the ideas etc. Ed presents ,,, ... I am a believer.

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