How can Oxygen be digested as liquid?

All molecules and ions in the body’s fluids, including water and dissolved gasses in water, are in constant motion, which is called “diffusion”. It is through simple diffusion that these molecules move through the intermolecular spaces and through the lipid layers of the cells’ membrane openings.

There appears to be ample supportive scientific evidence that dissolved oxygen in a liquid supplement form can indeed be absorbed either sub-lingually into the blood stream or may pass directly through the stomach lining into the blood plasma just as water does with electrolytes and otherwise.

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