I think I figured out how to manage the Air Hunger problem.
For those that don't have the problem, it is an inability to get oxygen into the blood stream with a deep breath. This occurs at rest or sleeping. It is a constant problem every day.
I think the root problem is that the blood becomes too acidic hence it can't either absorb oxygen or unable to release carbon dioxide. I notice the problem becomes worse when I eat protein.
The solution is to alkalize the blood by eating an alkaline food. The blood responds pretty quickly after the food is eaten so you can do a lot of experiments in a short time. Try eating some protein and see if the air hunger symptoms worsen. I would give whatever you eat time to digest before trying another experiment.
Some alkanizing foods are Tomato (maybe have some tomato soup), spinach, lemon
Here is one link to a guide to some acidic, neutral and alkaline foods.
http://www.ctds.info/acidic-foods.html
There have been studies on yawning that say yawning has nothing to do with the respiration. I think those are wrong. Many animals yawn. I think it is the body wanting oxygen. While your having air hunger problems, try yawning and then taking a deep breath. I have noticed that I am able to take a deep breath of air that oxygenates my blood. Maybe the yawning is expelling carbon dioxide making room for oxygen. Not sure.
Btw I tried the Betaine HCL but didn't help.
Please experiment with this and give me some feed back in what your response was to the alkaline and acidic foods.
For those that don't have the problem, it is an inability to get oxygen into the blood stream with a deep breath. This occurs at rest or sleeping. It is a constant problem every day.
I think the root problem is that the blood becomes too acidic hence it can't either absorb oxygen or unable to release carbon dioxide. I notice the problem becomes worse when I eat protein.
The solution is to alkalize the blood by eating an alkaline food. The blood responds pretty quickly after the food is eaten so you can do a lot of experiments in a short time. Try eating some protein and see if the air hunger symptoms worsen. I would give whatever you eat time to digest before trying another experiment.
Some alkanizing foods are Tomato (maybe have some tomato soup), spinach, lemon
Here is one link to a guide to some acidic, neutral and alkaline foods.
http://www.ctds.info/acidic-foods.html
There have been studies on yawning that say yawning has nothing to do with the respiration. I think those are wrong. Many animals yawn. I think it is the body wanting oxygen. While your having air hunger problems, try yawning and then taking a deep breath. I have noticed that I am able to take a deep breath of air that oxygenates my blood. Maybe the yawning is expelling carbon dioxide making room for oxygen. Not sure.
Btw I tried the Betaine HCL but didn't help.
Please experiment with this and give me some feed back in what your response was to the alkaline and acidic foods.
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