1. How frequently can we use the Oxy’z II?
The suggested usage for the device is a daily session of 20/60 minutes. In cases of chronic conditions, it is advised to use the device twice a day.
2. When can we use the Oxy’z II?
The device can be utilized at any time of the day, but it is preferable to use it in the morning. In the case of chronic conditions, it is recommended to use the device once in the morning and once in the evening.
3. Why do we need to have more oxygen?
Our bodies require an adequate supply of oxygen, as insufficient oxygen intake can be detrimental to our health. Please refer to the following table for your easy reference.
Table 1: Effects of Oxygen-Deficient Exposure
| Oxygen concentration (% vol) |
Health effects of persons at rest |
| 19 |
Some adverse physiological effects occur, but they may not be noticeable. |
| 15–19 |
Impaired thinking and attention. Increased pulse and breathing rate. Reduced coordination. Decreased ability to work strenuously. Reduced physical and intellectual performance without awareness. |
| 12–15 |
Poor judgment. Faulty coordination. Abnormal fatigue upon exertion. Emotional upset. |
| 10–12 |
Very poor judgment and coordination. Impaired respiration that may cause permanent heart damage. Possibility of fainting within a few minutes without warning. Nausea and vomiting. |
| <10 |
Inability to move. Fainting almost immediate. |
4. Why do we lack of oxygen?
a) The volume of oxygen in the atmosphere has decreased, while carbon dioxide (CO2) has increased steadily.
b) Our lung capacity is weakened by aging, while the lung’s respiration is also reduced. This leads to oxygen deficiency, aging and lowered immunity.
c) Adverse habits and lifestyles, e.g. stress, smoking, drinking, insufficient exercise, high-calorie intake, high-fat diet, etc., also deteriorate oxygen intake.
5. How does the mechanism work?
The atmosphere contains 21% oxygen (O2) and 78% nitrogen (N2) and other trace components. When air passes through the zeolite cartridge, the nitrogen and other atmospheric components will stick to the surface of the zeolite and the output will generate concentrated oxygen (50% density).
