Seniors may be asking how Sports Oxygen can help them.  They are not athletes any more; they are not running 100 yard dashes or playing a fast paced basket ball game.  However, many seniors suffer from shortness of breath while walking through large shopping malls or maybe just working in the garden.  The last thing you want to do is lug a 5 lb oxygen bottle around all the time unless their doctor has prescribed the oxygen because their lungs have deteriorated to the point they need oxygen full time.  Short of severe lung damage, most seniors can benefit from a few breaths of 90 percent oxygen to help them catch their breath.

Each can of Sports Oxygen holds about 70 two second breaths and when finding themselves short of breath, they can take about 3 or 4 breaths of 90 percent oxygen and continue upon their journey.  Once opened, the can of Sports Oxygen can be used over and over again until all the oxygen is used.  You don't have to use all the oxygen at once.  The can will last a long time while only taking a few breaths at a time.

When you take a breath of Sports Oxygen, you inhale a full breath of oxygen, however the lungs do not consume the whole breath and when you exhale again, you exhale a portion of the oxygen you just inhaled.  The oxygen forms a cloud of oxygen around your mouth so that your second breath will inhale most of the oxygen you just exhaled.  The next exhale will also breath out some of the unused oxygen and your third inhale will also breath in enhanced oxygen.  About this time your next inhale should breath oxygen from the can and you repeat the cycle again.

Seniors with COPD should not use Sports Oxygen without first consulting with their doctor.  However healthy seniors that only need a breath of oxygen on special occasions, they should keep a can of Sports Oxygen handy at all times.  The cans are extremely light and easy to carry in a bag or keep in your car.

You can order a 6 pack of Sports Oxygen today and it should arrive in 5 business days.

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