Oxygen Revolution: Reclaiming Your Health from Chronic Illness with Brad Pitzele

About this episode

Brad Pitzele shares his journey of overcoming chronic illness and the importance of oxygen therapy.

"I walked out of that appointment freaked out... no one seemed to see it but me". Brad Pitzele was a young father losing his functionality to what doctors called "minor" issues—until it became a fight for his life. Brad Pitzele, CEO of 1000 Roads, shares his harrowing journey through "medical gaslighting," a $500 test that changed everything, and why he ultimately built his own medical-grade oxygen system in his garage. Discover how 15 minutes of "hijacking" your physiology can do more for your cells than hours in a traditional hyperbaric chamber. 3 Takeaways: (1) The 1% Rule: Our oxygen levels drop 1% every year after age 25; learn how to reverse this "energy leak". (2) The "Third Path": Why you should never accept a binary choice in healthcare and how to stay curious enough to find a better way. (3) Mitochondrial "Feeding": How oxygen and red light therapy work together to "power up" your cells. Ready to be your own health advocate? Download Brad’s free protocol guide at https://BradTalksHealth.com

People in this episode

Guest: Brad Pitzele

Topics covered

• health
• chronic illness
• medical gaslighting
• oxygen therapy
• health advocacy

Keywords

• medical gaslighting
• 1% Rule
• Third Path
• mitochondrial feeding
• red light therapy

Mentioned in this episode

Products: medical-grade oxygen system

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