This is the medical research water used by the American medical science community to study the anaerobic and aerobic characteristics of biological cells. According to incomplete statistics, more than 200 enterprises in China produce oxygen-enriched water while producing pure water. This kind of water does contain oxygen molecules, which make people drink into the stomach, cross the cell membrane of gastric villi and directly enter the cells. It is expected that, like the ecological oxygen in blood, mitochondria in cells will be used to decompose various nutrients and produce bioenergy. However, contrary to expectations, mitochondria themselves convert 95% of the ecological oxygen obtained from fresh blood into heat energy by burning glucose, while 5% of the ecological oxygen is converted into oxygen molecules and absorbs an electron, which becomes the most terrible superoxide radical for human life. Its charge radius is very small and its scale value is very large, which destroys the normal division of cells and becomes the most important source of human aging.
Oxygen-enriched water and oxygen-enriched drinks whose oxygen concentration is several times to dozens of times that of ordinary drinks are quite popular in the market recently, but Japanese experts recently pointed out that there is no scientific basis for saying that "drinking oxygen" has anti-fatigue effect.
It is reported that a paper published in the European medical journal on 200 1 said that oxygen can be absorbed through the intestines of experimental rabbits, and drinking oxygen-rich water can reduce the lactic acid value reflecting the degree of muscle fatigue. However, an experiment conducted by Ishida Hiroshi, a professor at the Center for Comprehensive Health Sports Science of Nagoya University, questioned the above statement.
Ishida Hiroshi et al. conducted an experiment on the effect of oxygen-enriched water on 0/0 male students in the track and field department of our school. They asked 10 students to drink 350 ml of ordinary water and oxygen-enriched water with an oxygen concentration four times that of ordinary water on different days, and they didn't tell the students what kind of water they were drinking. Students were asked to exercise for 15 minutes after drinking water, and then the researchers tested and compared the indicators reflecting their heart rate and endurance-the maximum oxygen uptake and the time to reach the fatigue limit. The results show that there is no difference in physiological indexes between students after drinking these two kinds of water.