Wearing masks poisons your cell environment

Nancy janssens
Sep 3
4 min read

Updated: Sep 4

Robert O. Young: Anyone who wears a face mask for an extended period will develop certain symptoms. SARS-CoV is not a disease, but a symptom of something else.

It's a symptom of poor circulation, elimination, and breathing. Our lungs are there to protect us, but this constantly exposes them to air pollution.

When we wear a face mask, our nose and mouth are covered. This causes us to inhale carbon dioxide (CO2), in other words, we ingest another waste product.

The CO2 doesn't escape into the atmosphere; you breathe it back in by wearing a face mask. You leave the CO2 in the mask, which circulates this waste back into your lungs. This CO2 is acidic to your cellular environment.

Whether the acids come from metabolism, diet, external air pollution, or from CO2 reabsorption through a face mask... all acidic ingredients will poison the interstitial fluid* of the lungs .

This causes exactly what we want to prevent. A mask actually has a more negative effect on your health. If the interstitial fluid (cellular environment) becomes too acidic, it's actually a precursor to the development of diseases. Your cellular environment should be alkaline, not acidic. You can only achieve an alkaline cellular environment if you eat and live an alkaline lifestyle.

But waste products or acids can enter your body through air, food, skin (products or vaccinations), and drinks. I have the book

"PH Miracle" was written. This is about how to eat and live an alkaline lifestyle. It also includes alkaline-rich dishes.

If the acids can't escape your body for various reasons, they'll be stored in your fat tissue. Fat tissue is there to protect you.

*What is interstitial fluid

Interstitial fluid is the fluid between the spaces between cells in tissues. Interstitial space is also called tissue space. The main difference between plasma and interstitial fluid is that plasma contains more proteins. Most other dissolved substances, such as nutrients and electrolytes, are present in similar concentrations in both plasma and interstitial fluid.

The main function of interstitial fluid is to provide nutrients and oxygen to the metabolizing tissue cells while removing metabolic wastes .

To prevent CO2 poisoning, you must be able to inhale oxygen through your nose. Then you exhale CO2 through your mouth.

CO2 is a waste product of metabolism through the lungs. The body wants to get rid of it for a reason.

If your body receives too much acid or waste, it will constantly try to eliminate it. Do you know how long you could hold your breath with an acid called carbon monoxide? How long would you live? You only live 3 to 4 minutes.

An acid is very toxic to the body and the body wants to remove these acids as quickly as possible through the 4 elimination channels.

-Through breathing:

-Through urination:

-Via intestines:

-Through pores, our skin:

Breathing exercise (see video)

I have a good breathing exercise for you. It consists of two breaths in one. First, you inhale through your nose. When you can't take it anymore, you move on to part two: you continue inhaling through your mouth. So, first you inhale through your nose and then through your mouth. Now you hold your breath for three seconds and then exhale the CO2 through your mouth.

You can't do this breathing exercise with a mask on. All you're doing with a mask is reabsorbing your own waste and poisoning the fluids in your body. This damages the membranes.

And if you damage them, you trigger an aging process. This causes the corona effect. I have a photo that clearly shows that the red blood cells are damaged. And why are the cell membranes damaged? Because you rebreathe your own CO2. You can't eliminate CO2. This has a direct effect on your cell membranes .

If you wear a mask constantly, you poison yourself with CO2 that reenters your lungs and returns to the interstitial fluids, after which it circulates throughout your body. This way, CO2 can reenter your bloodstream, causing a decline in biochemistry.

The pH of the interstitial fluids, in particular, will become unbalanced. The body becomes more acidic. The more acidification, the more diseases you develop.

It will try to neutralize the acids by pulling calcium from the bones and magnesium from the muscles.

This is what the body does when the CO2 cannot be eliminated. It must be able to remove its waste products.

This applies to all situations involving respiratory problems or disorders. Whether it's lung disease, pneumonia, or influenza… They are symptoms, not illnesses. They are symptoms with an underlying cause. This begins in the body's interstitial fluids. These fluids surround our liver cells, heart cells, pancreatic cells, lung cells, and so on.

When the chemical stores (such as sodium bicarbonate and potassium bicarbonate) are depleted, your body can no longer effectively deacidify. The body uses sodium and potassium bicarbonate to deacidify itself. If the amount of these bicarbonates in the interstitial fluids decreases, the body cannot deacidify effectively.

In extreme cases, such as SARS, bicarbonate levels in the blood plasma can also drop. This also occurs in the blood plasma (intracellular fluid), and this puts you at risk of premature death.

There is no logical necessity for wearing a face mask .

The face masks cause you to inhale your own CO2, and that waste product is then returned to your body. I don't understand why they recommend these face masks. Or perhaps they have another purpose?

Because wearing a face mask for a long time actually makes you sicker. It certainly doesn't make you healthier. Make sure you can breathe freely.

Read the blog about face masks on Dr. Robert O. Young's website.

www.drrobertyoung.com/post/is-wearing-a-face-mask-good-for-your-health-protection

June 2020: In this video, he clearly explains the dangers of face masks. He explains how toxins are removed from your lungs. He explains how we acidify our bodies by wearing a mask.

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