Cure Cancer Cases

Any stage of cancer can be cured without drugs prescription proven by 3 Nobel prize winners.

1. Cancer cells cannot survive in Oxygen environment -- Dr. Otto Warburg, 1931 Nobel Prize winner. So, insert more Oxygen in the body by body movements exercise daily. Balanced Swing Hands Exercise works wonders for anyone. And plain water intake is best way to re-oxygenate a body.

2. Blockages in the arteries can be removed with Nitric oxide by eating raw vegetables and fruits. -- Dr. Freud Murad, 1998 Nobel Prize winner. So, eat plenty of fruits and raw vegetables to widen and remove the blockage from the arteries for proper blood supply to healthy cells.

3. Dr. Yoshinori Ohsumi, the 2016 Nobel Prize winner, discovered Autophagy ( Hungry body eats the damaged and cancer cells) 
So fasting increases immunity and kill cancerous cells. So, fast regularly, go on a fasting period of at least one day in a week  to increase body immunity.

4. Water Cure Protocol Formula keeps the body well rehydrated daily. Unintentional prolonged dehydration proven to cause healthy cells to mutate and cancer cancer cells development in an acidic environment. In a liter of water, there are 1,00.10*26 atoms of Oxygen.

Do you get oxygen from drinking water?

Water molecules or H2O are made of two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom. Drinking enough water will help you stay hydrated. When you're hydrated, it's easier for your blood to deliver nutrients and oxygen to the rest of your body

5 Tips to Increase your Blood Oxygen Naturally

For those suffering from low blood oxygen levels due to lung disease, every little bit counts. Increasing one’s oxygen intake any way possible seems like a good idea. If your blood oxygen level is low and you’re finding it difficult to breathe, try these five tactics for increasing the amount of oxygen your body absorbs:

1. When the weather allows, open your windows. Access to fresh air is essential for breathing more easily. However, remember it’s important to monitor your local air quality. If you live in an urban area and can’t open the place up because of smog, consider investing in an indoor air filtration system, or items which purify air at home naturally. But Choose electronic air purifiers carefully—many of them produce lung-irritating ozone.
2. Grow green things. Introducing live plants into your home will increase available indoor oxygen. Ferns are a great option for extra oxygen production in the home. They are relatively easy to keep alive and don’t require a lot of sunshine.
3. Exercise. Check with your doctor about the type and amount of exercise you should be doing each day. As your breathing rate and depth increases, your lungs absorb more oxygen, and that means you’ll feel better.
4. Practice mindfulness. Begin a daily meditation or prayer routine that emphasizes deep breathing. Five to ten minutes per day of relaxed and focused breathing can improve your oxygen intake and reduce stress.
5. Eat fresh, iron-rich foods. Your diet can, to some extent, influence your blood’s ability to absorb oxygen. Certain foods can help improve your oxygen levels in the blood. Focus on iron-rich foods such as meat, poultry, fish, legumes and green leafy vegetables. These dietary choices can correct an iron deficiency, which could increase your body’s ability to process oxygen and make you feel more energetic. Stock up on green vegetables like kale, broccoli and celery.