Unexplained Symptoms?

You may have visited many specialists, have done extensive testing, underwent invasive procedures, and you still have unexplained symptoms. Medical research for over 100 years has demonstrated that carbon dioxide balance is critical for normal body functions. When all necessary medical test results reveal negative, disturbed breathing leading to CO2 depletion (hypocapnia) can cause physiological stress (Xie & Moir, 2004), and it can challenge the way you function physically, cognitively, emotionally, and spiritually. Common symptoms of disordered breathing include pain syndromes, chronic fatigue, weakness, headaches, migraines, anxiety, depression, panic attacks, impairment of concentration, memory deficits, ADHD, heart rhythm irregularities, sleep disturbances, unsteadiness, faintness, seizures, irritability, lack of motivation, lack of initiative, unfounded fear, and loss of confidence. The literature suggests that low CO2 (hypocapnia) can play a role in the development of systemic diseases (Laffey & Kavanaugh, 2002).
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