Meet Lee – his severe tremors subsided to almost nothing with 8 high oxygen breaths – Lee says his neurologist at Southlake hospital ran tests on Lee and concluded 1. Yes, Lee can raise his blood oxygen level with a few breaths and 2. The “high-oxygen breathing” reduces Lees’ tremors to almost nothing. Lees’ life-threatening Arrhythmia also improves dramatically.
- We met Lee on May 5th., 2018. He has a neuromuscular disorder called Essential Tremors and a severe (life-threatening) heart condition called Arrhythmia, for which he carries a Fob in his pocket to call EMS. Lee ordinarily shakes violently from head to toe. That first day Lees’ wife tried “high-oxygen” breathing and felt sensations all over her body. Lee was impressed and wanted to try it as well. He shocked us, when, after just four breaths (sitting down), all the tremors subsided about 50%. Then he stood up, still very shaky, but many times better. He took four more, deeper breaths and all the tremors went away. Only his finger tips had some twitching. The tremors come back every night when Lee goes to bed and in the morning he does some “high-oxygen” breathing and the tremors subside. Now Lee can drive his truck, change clothes, eat properly and accomplish all the day to day activities he hasn’t been able to do for a long time. Since May 5th. Lees’ Arrhythmia has almost disappeared as well. These results, like Annas’, are medically unheard of. Lees’ neurologist is Sheldon Baryshnik at the Southlake hospital in Newmarket. He ran electrical tests on Lee (Aug. 2018), and has concluded that the breathing does, in fact, take away Lees’ tremors.
