Are there side-effects of oxygen training?

A side effect is an unin­tend­ed con­se­quence of a therapy. 

LiveO2 is not intend­ed to pre­vent, treat, cure or mit­i­gate any dis­ease. It is not intend­ed for use as a ther­a­py for any condition.

Any effects from LiveO2 are a result of increased oxy­gen lev­els which is one of many ben­e­fi­cial effects of exercise.

Since oxy­gen train­ing is a form of exer­cise that increas­es body-wide oxy­gen lev­els the strict answer must be no. The pri­ma­ry results are from exercise. 

Indi­vid­u­als with seden­tary lifestyles will often expe­ri­ence phys­i­cal responses:

• detox­i­fi­ca­tion as enhanced body odors, 
• changes in sleep pat­terns — usu­al­ly improved sleep
• some­times increased tiredness
• Jit­ters as mobi­lized cel­lu­lar tox­ins affect the cen­tral ner­vous system.

The pri­ma­ry mech­a­nism of action is increased oxy­gen lev­els as a result of exercise. 

See Also:

• Intend­ed Use Statement
• See Detox Reports for more information
• Con­traindi­ca­tions list­ed for Oxy­gen Mul­ti­step Therapy