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I am utilizing a method that increases blood flow over extended periods of times and I've noticed an increase in energy and weight loss. I use an oximeter to measure my perfusion index and blood oxygenation levels and the perfusion index numbers are doubling and tripling... I am increasing the quality of my workouts. Has has anyone heard of this therapy? It's called noninvasive transdermal CO2 delivery.
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