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Oxygen Therapies
Majid Ali,
M.D.
n 1999, I introduced the term
oxystatic therapies for treatments that restore
oxygen homeostasis in the body.1 My purpose then was
to keep a sharp focus on all the elements that
compromise oxygen-driven functions of the
body—energetic, metabolic, immune, detoxification,
and regenerative—and so interfere with body's
healing responses. This is a crucial issue also in
the treatment of chronic inflammatory, autoimmune,
and degenerative disorders.
Oxygen is Nature’s most important
antimicrobial agent. Four decades of clinical work
with viral, bacterial., and fungal infections has
convinced me that oxygen therapies are the most
effective treatments. Direct oxygen therapies—intravenous
hydrogen peroxide, ozone, singlet oxygen, and others—are
especially valuable for treating acute and chronic
viral infections, such as viral hepatitis,
Epstein-Barr syndrome, herpes outbreaks, and HIV
infection. In companion tutorials, I summarize a
large body of literature concerning the central
issues of oxidosis (too much oxidative stress),
acidosis (too much acidity), and dysoxygenosis
(dysfunctional oxygen metabolism) in flu and
flu-like illnesses.
Clinical
Objectives of Oxystatic Therapies
Specifically, I prescribe
oxystatic therapies for correcting derangements of
the following:
*Oxygen-driven cellular
energetics,
*Oxygen-driven cellular
development and multiplication,
*Oxygen-driven removal of
cellular grease (oxygen’s detergent functions),
*Oxygen-activation of the enzyme
systems of the body, and
*Oxygen-driven cellular detox mechanisms.
Types of
Oxystatic Therapies
Following are
my preferred oxystatic therapies which I
integrated with bowel and liver detox therapies for
maximal results:
Related Article
*
Dr. Ali’s Peroxide Foot Soaks Protocol
* Dr. Ali’s
Hydrogen Peroxide-Salt Bath
1. Hydrogen peroxide foot soaks with Meditation
2. Intravenous hydrogen peroxide infusion
3. Intravenous ozone infusion
4. Nasal oxygen therapy
5. Hyperbaric oxygen therapy
6. Intramuscular nutrient injections
7. Intravenous nutrient infusions with vitamin C
8. Ali M.
Respiratory-to-Fermentative
(RTF) Shift in ATP
Production in Chronic Energy
Deficit States. Townsend
Letter for Doctors and
Patients. 2004. August/Sept.
issue. 64-65.
9.
Ali M. Hydrogen peroxide
therapies: Recent Insights
into oxystatic and
antimicrobial actions.
Townsend Letter for Doctors
and Patients. 2004,
255;140-143.
10.
Ali M. Cancer, Oxygen, and pantotropha — Part I.
Townsend Letter for Doctors
and Patients.
2004;256:98-102.
*
Peroxide Conversations
Related
Articles
* Origin of Life,
Origin of Disease
*
Oxygen-Driven Energetics: An Intelligent Design
*
Respiratory-to-Fermentative
(RTF) Shift in ATP Production
*
Fermentation: Good, Bad, and Ugly
*
Oxygen Models
of Diseases
*
Beginning of Life
*
List of Oxygen Models of
Diseases
* Ali M.
Respiratory-to-Fermentative
(RTF) Shift in ATP
Production in Chronic Energy
Deficit States. Townsend
Letter for Doctors and
Patients. 2004. August/Sept.
issue. 64-65.
*
Ali M. Hydrogen peroxide
therapies: Recent Insights
into oxystatic and
antimicrobial actions.
Townsend Letter for Doctors
and Patients. 2004,
255;140-143.
*
What Does Chlorophyll Reveal About the Origin of
Life on the Planet Earth?
*
Ali M. Cancer, Oxygen, and pantotropha — Part I.
Townsend Letter for Doctors
and Patients.
2004;256:98-102.
Tutorial GG.11
Ali M. The dysox model of
aging.
Townsend Letter for Doctors
and
Patients.2005;269:130-134.
*
Tutorial GG.16
The Dysox Model of Diabetes
and De-Diabetization
Potential. Townsend
Letter-The examiner of
Alternative Medicine. 2007;
286:137-145.
* Tutorial GG.31 Ali M.
Oxygen, Insulin Toxicity,
Inflammation, And the
Clinical Benefits of
Chelation. Part I. Townsend
Letter-The examiner of
Alternative Medicine.
2009;315:105-109. October,
2009.
* Tutorial GG.32 Ali M.
Insulin Reduction and EDTA
Chelation: Two Potent and
Complementary Approaches For
Preventing and Reversing
Coronary Disease. Oxygen,
Insulin Toxicity,
Inflammation, and the
Clinical Benefits of
Chelation - Part II.
Townsend Letter-The exami
*
Dr. Ali’s Peroxide Foot Soaks Protocol
* Dr. Ali’s
Hydrogen Peroxide-Salt Bath
1. Hydrogen peroxide foot soaks with Meditation
2. Intravenous hydrogen peroxide infusion
3. Intravenous ozone infusion
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