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KriyaYogi

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« Reply #15 on: February 24, 2023, 09:19:42 PM »
I was actually going to suggest the topic be split too.

 Yes I am very happy to see the governments have confirmed the cospiracy theory on chemtrails myself.  Even the UN now is disclosing some of their programs on controlling global warming through atmospheric seeding.   Similarly last year the CIA disclosed information and research on EMF attacks after it being for decades in the realm of conspiracy.

 I don't myself have a stance on global warming as I am too busy with my personal contemplative life but I do hope the planet does well in the future and I do see the value of pure air/oxygen since it is the most prevalent element composing the human body. 

Can you possibly go into more detail of what you feel the differences between supplimental chemical oxygen is and air purification?  Have you tried/used supplimental oxygen therapy before and if so what was your experience?  I am simply curious and I think anyone who comes across this thread might be as well.

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« Reply #16 on: February 25, 2023, 05:57:02 PM »
Can you possibly go into more detail of what you feel the differences between supplimental chemical oxygen is and air purification?  Have you tried/used supplimental oxygen therapy before and if so what was your experience?  I am simply curious and I think anyone who comes across this thread might be as well.

-David

Supplemental oxygen is what someone with COPD gets when they go to the hospital for an exacerbation.  It is just putting a nose clip on the nose of the patient and bleeding pure O2 in to increase their oxygen intake.  Whereas, an air purifier purifies the air one breathes. It does not increase oxygen. An air purifier simply removes the respiratory irritants that are present in the air due to air pollution.  The hypothesis I am working under is by removing the background respiratory irritants that are present in the air due to air pollution the respiratory patient is thus unburdened from the irritants so his/her air ways can function properly.
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« Reply #17 on: February 26, 2023, 10:21:13 PM »
So I suppose what you are suggesting is that the natural chemical composition of the atmosphere on Earth with all its non-oxygen components is more universally beneficial than pure oxygen.  That is very interesting.

nationalgeographic.org says:

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While oxygen is necessary for most life on Earth, the majority of Earth’s atmosphere is not oxygen. Earth’s atmosphere is composed of about 78 percent nitrogen, 21 percent oxygen, 0.9 percent argon, and 0.1 percent other gases. Trace amounts of carbon dioxide, methane, water vapor, and neon are some of the other gases that make up the remaining 0.1 percent.
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« Reply #18 on: February 27, 2023, 07:30:43 PM »
David, to understand Air Pollution you might start with the World Health Organization
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« Reply #19 on: March 01, 2023, 07:15:45 AM »
Jhananda, your posts influenced me to buy air purifiers for my home. Now waiting new filters to arrive before I start using them.

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« Reply #20 on: March 01, 2023, 11:50:37 AM »
Jhananda, your posts influenced me to buy air purifiers for my home. Now waiting new filters to arrive before I start using them.

Thanks, I hope that you find air purifiers improve your health.  Please note: I find the combination of an air purifier with both HEPA and activated charcoal plus an evaporative cooler, which uses water to not only cool, but also literally wash the air, works best for me, but the evaporative cooler will need daily maintenance to drain the sump which accumulates acid gasses and VOCs.
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« Reply #21 on: March 17, 2023, 06:37:06 AM »
Thank you for the conversation guys.  Getting the grit of my research the last four years after me posting for several months, it is my personal opinion (and I would love to see further reseach on it confirming or denying) that there are metal particulates in the air from chemtrails (similar to the titanium dioxide nanoparticles listed in food packages).  These or any metals on or in the body act as an antanne like anchor for energy attacks.  By strongly using heavy metal detoxes and air purifiers these attacks which simulate disease can be removed (alternatively using a fall out shelter seems to work).  This is a simplified summary of my research.  True or not it is based on my personal experience, which is similar to what Jeff has also experienced.

Yes I can strongly support the use of air purifiers and heavy metal detoxes.

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« Reply #22 on: March 17, 2023, 01:21:56 PM »
What you are missing here, David, is no matter what the particle is, it can be removed from the air we breathe via a HEPA filter, but HEPA filters only remove solid particle matter (PM-10 and 2.5) but there are a whole lot of gasses in the air pollution stream that HEPA filters will not remove, this is why a multi-gas air purifier is essential for someone who is suffering from chronic respiratory illness, and just supplying them with O2 does not remove the respiratory irritants, it is just a bandaide.

And, while there might be measurable levels of titanium in the air due to the fact that jet engines are made of titanium, there are far more toxic particles in the air, then just titanium and what else comes from jet engines. The fly-ash that comes from coal fired power plants are the primary source of PM 10 and 2.5 particulate and it contains heavy metals such as lead. mercury and berilium. But, while HEPA filters remove particulate mater from the air we breathe the do not remove the toxic gasses (acid gasses and VOCs).  We need a multi-gas air purifier to do that for us.

VOCs come from unburned hydrocarbon based fuels, and acid gasses come from burning hydrocarbons and hydrogen as fuel sources.
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« Reply #23 on: March 18, 2023, 08:12:41 AM »
Yes lots of stuff in the air I agree.  I have not specifically researched the effects of non-metallic particulate, I leave that to you.  I am focusing on what personally effects me and what seems to benefit me as I know we all are.   The more I remove heavy metals from my body and from on my body the less I feel what I consider 'energy attacks' so I have assumed heavy metals form an antanne like anchor.

I do find it very interesting how our research areas overlap and how to a degree my research supports yours.  This is something I was investigating years before I joined the forum and before we had alot of dialog again.   

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« Reply #24 on: March 18, 2023, 08:21:29 AM »
What I have personally noticed, both when doing heavy metal detoxifications and using an air purifier right next to my face is a pulsation deep inside my head, in the brainstem area.  I assume the particulate that is causing me issues is deposited there, because after several hours of throbbing in my brain stem if I an experiencing inability to sleep and other symptoms I will always suddenly fall asleep.  Whatever the particulate is, my best guess is it deposits at that point in my body and when it is removed enough I experience relief.  I have to continuously apply detoxifications daily to remove symptoms so I assume the particulate is air based, metallic and I am inhailing it daily.

-David
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« Reply #25 on: March 18, 2023, 11:03:48 AM »
interesting, David. Regarding heavy metals, we metabolize heavy metals from everything that we consume from: eating drinking and breathing.  So, it is good that you are detoxifying, especially since you were consuming mercury from some unethical quack.  You should expect detoxifying heavy metals is likely to take the rest of your life. Just keep up using air purifiers, and drinking purified water, and eating organic food and using chelation therapies to remove heavy metals.
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« Reply #26 on: March 18, 2023, 07:40:26 PM »
Generally I opt to chant Kali mantras for protection because I'm a young guy and don't want to wear a mask all the time.  It works well enough, 5-8 hours a week of Kali chanting with a focus on protection and my brain stem starts pulsating.  Once I get the pulsation and the feeling something is coming out on my breath for a few hours most of my symptoms disappear for 8 to 12 hours.

 I feel like at a basic level I have now sufficiently shared what I have been researching for the last 4 years, thanks for listening everyone.

-David
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« Reply #27 on: September 09, 2023, 07:55:07 PM »
Here is an update on my air purifier use and development.

Here is a link to my FaceBook album on my developments on air purifiers. It will provide a great deal of information

For five years I've been using a powered air purifying respirator with a filtration manifold that I developed to treat my COPD, which has also caused my other autoimmune conditions to go into remission. However, for the last 6 months I have been using a powered air purifying respirator with the 60926 multi-gas cartridges. It works as well as mine does.

If you are interested in an inexpensive way of finding out whether a multi-gas air purifier will improve your health then click this link to purchase at a discount the basic components for the 60926 multi-gas respirator starter kit, which will be an inexpensive test to see if multi-gas air purifiers will improve your health.

To get multigas capable an air purifier has to first have HEPA, then have 2 molecular sieves: activated charcoal and zeolite, plus potassium permanginate.

This is a link to my Amazon list containing the 3 items I use for my powered air purifying respirator.

I can't recommend any air purifiers that use UV, plasma or ions to purify air because plasma ions and UV increase ambient ozone levels, which is toxic.

If you live in a dry climate then you could use an evaporative cooler as a very effective multi-gas air purifier, as long as its sump is drained daily. And, if it is all plastic, then salt can be added to its sump after daily draining which will help neutralize acid gasses and kill mold spores and bugs.

Multigas air purifiers and respirator cartridges remove VOCs and acid gasses, which most air purifiers don't do. Most air purifiers only have HEPA filters. For MCS and COPD one will need at the very least both HEPA and activated charcoal filters. But multigas cartridges remove it all. In fact I find multi-gas air purifiers are 4 times as effective as HEPA filters at treating my COPD.

The Austin Air Systems HealthMate Plus Air Purifier
 is a true multi-gas air purifier, so it is the only air purifier I can recommend.
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« Reply #28 on: December 15, 2023, 01:54:15 PM »
What I have also noticed improved my health since my last posts to this thread is improving my air purifier beyond a HEPA filter to a multi-gas air purifier and the 3M 60926 Multi-gas respirator cartridges. However, I have also found an evaporative cooler is actually a true multi-gas air purifier as long as its reservoir is drained daily. Since evaporative coolers work by recycling water from a reservoir through a set of porous membranes then it washes the air, and since air pollution is not just solid particles, but gasses and some of those gasses are toxic Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) and corrosive gasses known as acid gasses, most often referred to as NOX and SOX, and both VOCs and acid gasses are highly soluble in water. So, once I switched to a wet porous membrane in my CPAP machine my blood sugar dropped 100 units consistently, and I lost the 50lbs I gained when I moved to Prescott, but had not changed my diet. And, after a year on that modified CPAP machine my COPD has been cured, which is huge for people with acute and chronic respiratory illnesses.

Here is a link to my CPAP modifications
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