100% Oxygen

A vivid example of blood oxygen saturation with the help of Synthesit

Wellness

Heart & vessels

Fitness & sports

The recent outbreak of a spreading «popular» virus and the mortality rate among those suffering from oxygen deficiency compelled Apple to include a pulse oximeter— a device that measures the oxygen saturation in the blood — in their latest Apple Watch Series 6.
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Blood oxygen level is measured in percentages. If the measurement shows 95%, it means that 95% of hemoglobin is carrying oxygen while 5% is not.
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The blood oxygen saturation level (SpO2) is one of the key indicators used to determine whether a patient requires oxygen supplementation through a mask or artificial lung ventilation. A healthy individual typically has a blood oxygen saturation level of 95%. SpO2 levels below 94% raise concerns about an individual's condition, and at 90%, the World Health Organization (WHO) recommends the use of an oxygen mask as the body tissues are not receiving enough oxygen.

When SpO2 levels fall below 90%, the risk of developing hypoxemia — oxygen deficiency in the blood — increases, a condition commonly observed in the «popular virus» patients.

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To measure the blood oxygen saturation level of our employees who intake Synthesit, we used the Apple Watch Series 6.
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In the morning, before taking Synthesit, the pulse oximeter reading showed a blood oxygen saturation level of 93%. This is already a very good result.
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However, 15 minutes after intaking Synthesit, the pulse oximeter reading showed 100% oxygen saturation.
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This is an incredibly impressive result, indicating that Synthesit can help with achieving almost complete oxygen saturation (saturation of 100%). Although this measurement does not provide strictly medical data and saturation can be influenced by other factors, this information allows us to draw a positive conclusion about the beneficial effects of Synthesit.
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There are no analogues to Synthesit

Synthesit is fundamentally based on iron, obtained in a special way, and iron is the primary trace element in the composition of hemoglobin, which carries oxygen.