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Symptoms of altitude sickness 
can include headaches, nausea, dizziness, shortness of breath upon exertion and fatigue. It can take up to 2 days for 'flatlanders' to fully acclimate to lower oxygen levels of altitudes of 5,000+ feet above sea level and beyond.

From an article 
in the Parker Adventist Hospital Quarterly in Parker, Colorado- "Ailing from the Altitude" : "And, yes, taking that "shot" of oxygen sold in mini-canisters at convenience stores or a mountain 'oxygen bar' can help alleviate symptoms-"

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The sight of the professional football player
inhaling oxygen on the sideline every weekend in the Fall is commonplace. Why do these finely tuned, world class athletes choose to use supplemental oxygen?

During times of strenuous physical activity, 
the body simply exhales more carbon dioxide than it admits in Oxygen. The body's response to maintain blood oxygen levels is to obviously breathe more heavily to increase Oxygen intake.

Muscle fatigue and cramping 
occur when glycogen in oxygen-starved blood turns into lactic acid. Adding oxygen to the blood inhibits the production of lactic acid, and helps decompose what is already produced.

BOOST Oxygen in a can 90% of the body's energy comes from Oxygen. Only 10% from food and water. The chemical basis of energy production in the body is a chemical called Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP). If something goes wrong with the production of ATP, the result is lowered vitality. Oxygen is the most critical for the production of ATP. Oxygen is the most important factor in the body's metabolism. When we eat a poor diet with foods that are high in fat, carbohydrates, sugar, and alcohol, our bodies have to use more oxygen to digest, assimilate, decompose and eventually expel them. A common outward symptom is the food coma, the feeling of mid-afternoon lethargy. The brain is deprived of its normal ration of oxygen, and fatigue sets in. We yawn to get more oxygen to the brain. BOOST Oxygen in a can contains no caffeine, no sugar or any other unnatural stimulants. It does not provide a superficial jolt to the central nervous system like energy drinks. It give you a healthy energy BOOST to help return your body and mind to equilibrium. BOOST Oxygen in a can 

Together with the stressful nature of flying and lack of proper sleep 
(when the body naturally re-oxygenates), jet lag occurs. Headaches, mental fatigue, muscle aches, inability to concentrate and lack of focus, and lethargy are all symptoms of oxygen deprivation. These side-effects can last for days!

The airplane manufacturing companies 
are spending hundreds of millions of dollars in the redesign of the hulls of their newest super-planes to address this very real concern of travel fatigue. The newest Boeing Dreamliner will be pressurized at the equivalent of 6,000 feet, while the Airbus A380 will be pressurized at 5,000 feet. These improvements are to directly address the ill effects suffered by air passengers due to Oxygen deprivation.

BOOST Oxygen helps the body readjust naturally 
by simply helping to re-oxygenate it and helping to remove the harmful toxins from the blood. Business and Leisure travelers can now spend more time doing what they want and need to, and less time recovering and suffering from Jet Lag.

Professional football players know 
it is important to be as fresh, alert and strong on the last play of the 4th quarter as it is on the 1st play of the game.

Medical studies
have shown that inhaling oxygen before and during physical activity enhances endurance performance and can cut down on recovery times.

BOOST Oxygen is the perfect way to energize 
and optimize your workouts at the fitness center. It will help you overcome lethargy and help you achieve your peak performance. Try BOOST Oxygen during your favorite sport and gain that competitive advantage that the premier athletes enjoy. 

Many upscale European Hotels 
such as the The Intercontinental, Moevenpick, Radisson and Sheraton stock canned Oxygen in their guest rooms for on-the-go executive travelers and vacationers who need to recover from the effects of jet lag. Upscale Japanese hotels offer Oxygen Bar treatments to directly alleviate jet lag.

Commercial airlines 
pressurize their cabins equivalent to the pressure of 8,000 feet above sea level. There is 20% less oxygen at this pressure than normal. Extended travel under these conditions deprives the individual of their regular intake of Oxygen. Furthermore, there are many airborne contaminants in an airplane, and the body needs to use more of its oxygen reserves to eliminate these toxins.

Boost Oxygen 
can help counter the effects of high altitude and poor air quality.

If you are traveling to high altitude locations 
such as the Rocky Mountains, they have significantly lower oxygen levels in the air than at sea level. People who are not acclimated to the lower levels of oxygen in the air can suffer from hypoxia, or altitude sickness.

Symptoms of altitude sickness 
can include headaches, nausea, dizziness, shortness of breath upon exertion and fatigue. It can take up to 2 days for 'flatlanders' to fully acclimate to lower oxygen levels of altitudes of 5,000+ feet above sea level and beyond.