03/19/2025
If you could improve the blood oxygen levels in your body, would you try what has been proven to work?
Attached is an option that measures blood oxygen levels from the Apple watch series 6 with the Sp02 sensor, which has been removed from newer models due to a class action lawsuit between patent owners (Masimo) and Apple. Reports state that the micro chip technology reliability and accuracy are sub-par, but why would there be a class action lawsuit? Is the technology actually good?
People who have experimented with the Sp02 sensor have seen up to a 30% improvement in blood oxygen readings after they began to consume 114° bond angle water. If the sensor can see this change, would you believe that there is truth to consuming water with a bond angle of 114° ?
Or would a separate test conducted by a medical professional be needed to validate the same results seen by the sensor? One should ask themselves if someone or an entity is trying to suppress something, what is the reason for a class action lawsuit..
It is no secret that if you are seeking athletic performance, oxygenated blood is crucial for stamina and endurance. But it is also needed to support DNA stem cell/mitochondria development to stimulate healing and better overall health. If this is the truth you are seeking, the benefits from the 114° bond angle water will promote change.. Note, change takes time, because if you are expecting instant gratification, the body does not heal overnight, never has, and never will.. But how you support change, will always be the determining factor.
For those who are current owners of an Apple watch series 6 and are curious and want to know if what I talk about is true, you can test the theory by reaching out to me.
Lastly (for all the trolls),
If you know any chemical engineers, they will tell you that bond angles can be measured, and in fact hydrogen has three different isotopes, meaning it can attach to molecules in different ways. And if you wanna ask your local pharmacist, aka professional drug dealer, there is such a thing called deuterium oxide.