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I have been in the business of selling oxygen for13 years and can tell you thousands of stories where oxygen helped and did not help. In most cases it helped. For those it did not help, they were not oxygen deprived and did not need the oxygen, or the benefit was so small it was difficult to measure. My self, I am over weight and had just walked thru all 3 mega buildings of the Las Vegas Convention Center and my legs were throbbing with pain. I stopped at an oxygen bar and got a 10 minute session of oxygen. The oxygen flushed the lactic acid out of my legs and I felt like a new person. 90% of the pain was gone. At that point I decided to get into the oxygen bar business. That was January 2001 and I am still in the business in Southern California catering to private parties. Today I also market Boost oxygen and some other brands at Oxygen In A Can. If you are curious as to a good way to measure the benefit of oxygen, take a 20 lb dumb bell and count how many times you can lift it above your head. Wait 5 minutes and take about 5 gulps of oxygen, then count how many times you can lift the dumb bell above your head. You will notice a sizable increase in the number of times you can lift the dumb bell above your head. If you are traveling to high altitude, it is easy to notice the benefits of oxygen. You find yourself gasping for air, take 2 or 3 gulps of oxygen and bingo, you stop gasping for air. If you are a senior shopping at a big box store, a can of oxygen will help you finish your shopping and make it more pleasant able. If you are suffering from a hangover, a few gulps of oxygen will clear your hear by bringing more oxygen to the brain and eliminate the alcoholic effects. It works better than drinking a beer for breakfast. If you are a student studying for an exam, or a truck driver looking for a way to stay alert, it is harder to notice the benefits, however there is a increase in alertness. If you know a way to measure the increase in alertness, I would love to hear from you. From a medical point of view, most healthy and young adults carry about 96% oxygen in their blood as measured with a blood oximeter on their finger. If your percentage drops to 86%, your doctor will probably have you on oxygen full time. With Oxygen In A Can, a healthy person can raise their percentage up to around 100% and this increased oxygen results in more energy until the extra oxygen is consumed and your percentage drops back down to your normal level as determined by your metabolism. If you are running a marathon, it will take longer to hit the wall and you will have a competitive advantage over other runners.