Topic: Blood Oxygen

Blood Oxygen comes up in 3 chapters across 3 episodes of The Higherside Chats Free Show, from April 2020 to November 2022.

April 2020 November 2022

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George Wiseman | AquaCure Updates, Alternative Energy, Alchemy, & The Collective
• 33:21 - 35:45

George Wiseman | AquaCure Updates, Alternative Energy, Alchemy, & The Collective

Browns Gas as a Treatment for Blood-Oxygen Depletion

George Wiseman argues that certain respiratory viruses are actually blood viruses that knock iron out of red blood cells, leading to low oxygen levels. He claims that Browns Gas was a primary treatment in China because it allows red blood cells to regain the charge necessary to carry oxygen. Wiseman suggests this treatment prevented the need for ventilators, which he asserts had a high mortality rate due to misdiagnosis.

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George Wiseman | Brown’s Gas, AquaCure, & Suppressed Science
• 47:34 - 52:51

George Wiseman | Brown’s Gas, AquaCure, & Suppressed Science

Virus Pathology, Blood Oxygen and Zinc Ionophores

George Wiseman criticizes the mainstream response to the recent pandemic, arguing that the disease is a blood disorder rather than a respiratory one. He explains that the virus displaces iron in red blood cells, leading to low blood oxygen levels that can be monitored with a pulse oximeter. Wiseman advocates for the use of zinc and ionophores like hydroxychloroquine to stop viral replication and restore oxygen transport.

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Del Bigtree | Coronavirus COVID-19, Chloroquine, Ventilators, & Vaccines
• 13:40 - 18:48

Del Bigtree | Coronavirus COVID-19, Chloroquine, Ventilators, & Vaccines

Ventilator Protocols and High Altitude Sickness Comparison

Dr. Cameron Kyle Sidell's observations suggest that COVID-19 symptoms resemble high-altitude sickness rather than pneumonia. The discussion posits that the standard ventilator protocol may be causing an 80% mortality rate, whereas pressurized oxygen is a safer alternative.

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