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Do Rh negatives need more oxygen?

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Do you feel completely different when you are close to the ocean?

Do you feel like your brain and body get an immediate boost from higher levels of oxygen?

There might be a very simple reason:

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2 Comments

  1. tmbevangl October 6, 2023

    I’m an O negative. Born and raised on the ocean. Always wanted to be more inland but now I live far away from the ocean in central Texas and I do miss the salt air everyday. I don’t much like the extreme heat. I could work outside all day in the sea air even when it was hot but here you feel zapped after only an hour.

  2. raynelacko October 7, 2023

    I have always felt 100% better near a body of water, and miserable inland. I just thought I enjoyed the water! I recently spent the weekend in Palm Springs, and my energy and ability to breath diminished considerably. All my favorite travel destinations are islands, or places with a river, lake, or ocean. In a city, I’m always drawn to large fountains–Rome is excellent for visiting beautiful fountains.

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