OxyVita
Your brain uses 20% of your oxygen. Supporting brain oxygenation means supporting your concentration, your reactivity and your stress management: discover how OxyVita accompanies you every day.
A slightly alkaline water, with no additives
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only after 5 days with the bottle open
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The essentials in 20 seconds
3 pm. The meeting drags on, the emails pile up, and you are reading the same sentence for the third time. You know that “slump”. You might put it down to lack of sleep or workload. But have you ever wondered what your brain really needs to stay sharp from morning to night? The answer largely comes down to one word: oxygen. Good brain oxygenation is the foundation of a clear, productive day.
Oxygen supporting your daily life
Everyone comes here with their own question about brain oxygenation and everyday energy. Choose the area that suits you: you will find clear explanations, the related studies and our tips for making OxyVita part of your daily life.
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Where does energy come from?
Your brain never rests. Even while you sleep, its tens of billions of neurons constantly exchange electrical and chemical signals. Each of these exchanges uses energy, in the form of ATP, produced in the mitochondria thanks to oxygen and glucose.
The brain stores almost no reserves: it depends, second by second, on the oxygen delivered by the blood. That is why it uses around 20% of your body’s oxygen for only 2% of your body weight [N9]. Without continuous brain oxygenation, concentration and memory quickly suffer.
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in the mitochondria thanks to oxygen
All these functions rely on this continuous supply.
Hypoxia and modern life
Hypoxia refers to a situation in which a tissue has less oxygen than it needs. The brain is one of the organs most sensitive to these variations. Screens, meetings, poorly ventilated rooms, stress, a sedentary lifestyle, dehydration: our modern way of life puts brain oxygenation to the test.
Mental fatigue and reduced reactivity.
Less oxygen with each breath.
A higher demand for oxygen.
A less efficient brain.
Move, ventilate, sleep well and drink OxyVita: four simple habits to support brain oxygenation.
What the studies measured
Randomised, double-blind trial with 48 participants aged 50 to 75. Over 4 weeks, participants drinking oxygen-rich water significantly improved their cognitive reaction time, and their stress index decreased. The effects peaked during the third week [N3].
Two groups of ten adults reduced their reaction time by 20 to 22 milliseconds on average (right hand) during a session combining drinking and bathing in oxygen-rich water. Their stress index fell from 22.4% to 16.8% in the first group and from 23.8% to 19% in the second [N4].
Good habits
Good brain oxygenation does not depend on a single action, but on a combination of simple habits. Your blood carries oxygen to your neurons: anything that supports breathing, circulation and hydration therefore contributes to brain oxygenation.
In front of a screen, breathing often becomes short and shallow. Get into the habit of taking a few slow, abdominal breaths every hour: breathe in through your nose for four seconds, breathe out for six. This little ritual calms the nervous system, supports brain oxygenation and helps you regain focus.
A ten-minute walk after lunch, a few flights of stairs, some stretches between two meetings: physical activity speeds up blood circulation and supports brain oxygenation. No need to aim for performance; regularity matters more.
In a closed office, the air quickly fills with CO₂ and alertness drops. Open the windows for at least ten minutes, morning and afternoon, to renew the air you breathe.
Sleep is when the brain sorts things out and regenerates. Regular hours, a cool bedroom and a break from screens before bed are your best allies.
Even slight dehydration is enough to reduce attention. Drink regularly throughout the day. With its 18 to 20 mg/L of dissolved oxygen, OxyVita fits naturally into this routine: a simple habit to support brain oxygenation, with no additives and no hassle [N8] [N10].
Roughly every 90 minutes, give yourself a real break: stand up, look into the distance, take a few steps, drink a glass of water. These micro-breaks release built-up tension, boost circulation and allow your attention to recharge before the next task.
Your brain is a demanding organ that works non-stop. To stay focused, creative and calm throughout the day, it needs a regular supply of oxygen, water and rest. The right habits for brain oxygenation are simple: breathe deeply, move every day, air your spaces, sleep enough and stay well hydrated.
By adding OxyVita to this routine, you add an easy, pleasant habit to your daily life without disrupting your routine. Try the 21-day programme and see the difference for yourself in your energy, mental clarity and stress management.
Mid-day fatigue, difficulty concentrating, frequent yawning, headaches or a feeling of “brain fog” may indicate a lack of air, movement or sleep. If these symptoms are persistent or intense, consult a healthcare professional.
Around 20% of the body’s oxygen, even though it accounts for only 2% of body weight [N9]. It stores almost no energy: brain oxygenation must therefore be continuous.
Simply drink OxyVita as your usual water, preferably in small sips throughout the day. To find out more, discover our page dedicated to OxyVita water.
The studies presented above observed an improvement in cognitive reaction time and a reduction in the stress index in people drinking oxygen-rich water [N3] [N4]. Combined with good breathing, physical activity and quality sleep, OxyVita is a simple ally to support brain oxygenation every day.
No. OxyVita is a drinking water that complements a balanced lifestyle. It is not a substitute for medical advice or treatment.
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