THE STORY OF THE CARBOHALER
The Carbohaler is a device we've developed that adds extra carbon dioxide (CO2) to the air we inhale. We all know how crucial oxygen is for our survival, as we die after just a few minutes if we stop breathing. What very few people know, however, is that carbon dioxide lays the foundation for optimum oxygenation. Oxygen is taken in from the outside when we inhale, while carbon dioxide is produced in our body and leaves our body on the exhale.
It is not lack of oxygen that triggers a new inhale, it is an excess of CO2.
Carbon dioxide makes the smooth muscles surrounding the airways relax and widen so that the air can enter the lungs.
CO2 relaxes and widens the smooth muscles surrounding the blood vessels so that the oxygenated blood can flow freely.
At the cellular level, CO2 lowers the pH so that hemoglobin changes shape and releases the oxygen (Bohr-effect).
Four years ago we opened the Conscious Breathing office in Sri Lanka. A year ago the brother of our colleague Chameera had a horrible accident when he was electrocuted. His heart stopped for 15 minutes and ever since he’s been in a coma, the first three months in a ventilator. When Kamod got off the ventilator he formed a lot of mucus in his throat, which made it hard to breathe. A device had to be used to suck out the mucus 30-40 times per day.
For 7 months there was no progress whatsoever. Then Kamod was given CO2 mixed with normal air for 10 minutes per day, using the Carbohaler device. This was our first prototype.
After a few weeks, very little mucus was formed, so it was only necessary to suck out mucus 1-2 times per day. And after an additional couple of weeks, he was able to open and close his eyes and make eye contact with his mom.
Anthony is another colleague working in our Sri Lanka office. When his close friend got covid, despite being fully vaxxed with two shots, and was in a critical condition with low oxygen saturation, we figured that the Carbohaler may be beneficial. Anthony got ok from his friend and the doctor to use the device. Within 24 hours he had made a new prototype and delivered it to the hospital.
Unfortunately, his friend didn't make it. It was too late. He was only able to use the Carbohaler two times in the evening, one minute each time. The doctor noticed that it had an immediate effect on the oxygen saturation, which increased, but the next morning he was dead. He was really healthy and died only 29 years old. Very, very sad.
Anthony had met his friend just a week before he died and when he started to feel sick, he suspected he had covid too, which turned out to be the case. Anthony wasn’t too worried, however, as he saw it as an opportunity to test the Carbohaler. Talking about dedication! He even told his wife that he thought it would be good if he got covid, so that he could test the device. Do you think she was happy when he told her!? Nooo, freakin way, she yelled at him and thought he was out of his mind for “wanting to have covid”!!
Anthony got really sick in covid, with a high fever, extreme tiredness, dry cough, and inflamed throat to the point where he couldn't talk. After five days he was finally able to mobilize enough energy to make a new Carbohaler-device. Immediately when he started to use it the airways opened up, the oxygen saturation stabilized at around 99%, and his cough disappeared. Within two days he was fully recovered!
Now we are about to test the Carbohaler in hospitals in Sri Lanka, as well as in India, where we also have a small office. Wouldn't that be fantastic if it shows that this has a positive effect. on covid. I think it will. 
https://carbogenetics.com/ref/19 #carbogenetics #carbogen #carbohaler #breathing #consciousbreathing #healing #healthy #injuryrecovery #eyesightimprovement #sportsperformance #superendurance #healthimprovement #calmer #relaxation #peaceofmind #covid #covidrecovery #healfromcovid #epilepsy #epilepsia #fascia #retina #eyes #diseasesymptoms #negativethoughtsimmunity #immunetonegativethoughts #bodystream #painfree THE STORY OF THE CARBOHALER
The Carbohaler is a device we've developed that adds extra carbon dioxide (CO2) to the air we inhale. We all know how crucial oxygen is for our survival, as we die after just a few minutes if we stop breathing. What very few people know, however, is that carbon dioxide lays the foundation for optimum oxygenation. Oxygen is taken in from the outside when we inhale, while carbon dioxide is produced in our body and leaves our body on the exhale.
✅ It is not lack of oxygen that triggers a new inhale, it is an excess of CO2.
✅ Carbon dioxide makes the smooth muscles surrounding the airways relax and widen so that the air can enter the lungs.
✅ CO2 relaxes and widens the smooth muscles surrounding the blood vessels so that the oxygenated blood can flow freely.
✅ At the cellular level, CO2 lowers the pH so that hemoglobin changes shape and releases the oxygen (Bohr-effect).
Four years ago we opened the Conscious Breathing office in Sri Lanka. A year ago the brother of our colleague Chameera had a horrible accident when he was electrocuted. His heart stopped for 15 minutes and ever since he’s been in a coma, the first three months in a ventilator. When Kamod got off the ventilator he formed a lot of mucus in his throat, which made it hard to breathe. A device had to be used to suck out the mucus 30-40 times per day.
For 7 months there was no progress whatsoever. Then Kamod was given CO2 mixed with normal air for 10 minutes per day, using the Carbohaler device. This was our first prototype.
After a few weeks, very little mucus was formed, so it was only necessary to suck out mucus 1-2 times per day. And after an additional couple of weeks, he was able to open and close his eyes and make eye contact with his mom.
Anthony is another colleague working in our Sri Lanka office. When his close friend got covid, despite being fully vaxxed with two shots, and was in a critical condition with low oxygen saturation, we figured that the Carbohaler may be beneficial. Anthony got ok from his friend and the doctor to use the device. Within 24 hours he had made a new prototype and delivered it to the hospital.
Unfortunately, his friend didn't make it. It was too late. He was only able to use the Carbohaler two times in the evening, one minute each time. The doctor noticed that it had an immediate effect on the oxygen saturation, which increased, but the next morning he was dead. He was really healthy and died only 29 years old. Very, very sad.
Anthony had met his friend just a week before he died and when he started to feel sick, he suspected he had covid too, which turned out to be the case. Anthony wasn’t too worried, however, as he saw it as an opportunity to test the Carbohaler. Talking about dedication! He even told his wife that he thought it would be good if he got covid, so that he could test the device. Do you think she was happy when he told her!? Nooo, freakin way, she yelled at him and thought he was out of his mind for “wanting to have covid”!!
Anthony got really sick in covid, with a high fever, extreme tiredness, dry cough, and inflamed throat to the point where he couldn't talk. After five days he was finally able to mobilize enough energy to make a new Carbohaler-device. Immediately when he started to use it the airways opened up, the oxygen saturation stabilized at around 99%, and his cough disappeared. Within two days he was fully recovered!
Now we are about to test the Carbohaler in hospitals in Sri Lanka, as well as in India, where we also have a small office. Wouldn't that be fantastic if it shows that this has a positive effect. on covid. I think it will. 
https://carbogenetics.com/ref/19
#carbogenetics #carbogen #carbohaler #breathing #consciousbreathing #healing #healthy #injuryrecovery #eyesightimprovement #sportsperformance #superendurance #healthimprovement #calmer #relaxation #peaceofmind #covid #covidrecovery #healfromcovid #epilepsy #epilepsia #fascia #retina #eyes #diseasesymptoms #negativethoughtsimmunity #immunetonegativethoughts #bodystream #painfree
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